Two young juveniles have been observed creating underwater bubbles with their blowholes, then using their rostrums to manipulate and play with the bubbles -- spinning them, making them smaller and larger, swimming through them, and popping them!
This is a phenomenon that has intrigued scientists watching dolphins in the wild and now is fascinating millions of guests here in our park.
@TheMisplacedOptimism fake
LaUbLusiLv 1 month ago
@theladygold good thing you stopped smoking, but yeah it's supposed to be the same physical phenomenon of fluid dynamics (at least that's what wikipedia tells me) but it's probably more stable because of water tension that creates the bubble.
RPGgrenade 2 months ago
fake
TheMisplacedOptimism 2 months ago
When I used to smoke.... I could blow smoke rings. I suspect it's the same concept, but underwater the rings hold together better.
theladygold 4 months ago
@lisadozier1 Are Apes smarter than Dolphins or is it the other way around?
cookiesofamerica 6 months ago
I have watched these videos over and over. This is INCREDIBLE!!
daffydoug 6 months ago
I am soooo bringing my camera this year...
OrciTheOrca 1 year ago
that was really cool
stalynn9273 2 years ago
It's using water pulse. Any pokemon fan well know what i meen.
rackas321 2 years ago
This is the coolest thing EVER! They are soooooooo SMART!
lisadozier1 3 years ago