Killer whales do no hate dolphins. Although dolphins have been found in killer whale stomachs, it is unknown whether or not they were hunted or scavenged. There have even been instances in where dolphins and killer whales have been known to hunt together and helped each other out.
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Simply put, dolphins communicate whenever they have something to say. Whether it's possible danger or a call that food has been spotted, they will communicate when the situation arises and they know other dolphins are listening.
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Who said dolphins are not violent? Ask any shark that has been violently attacked by dolphins, sometimes for no reason apparent to a human observer. Moreover, dolphins are known to use aggression in their social interactions. Pods (group of dolphins) have a social hierarchy. This hierarchy is often determined by biting, clicking, etc. and also "raking" other dolphins, an action by which dolphins create lacerations into another dolphins skin using their teeth to assert their dominance. There are also been reports of male dolphins showing sexual behaviour that has been suggested to be rape (or gang rape) by scientists. Thus, it appears that dolphins do show aggressive behaviour, as do most wild animals.
The Miami Dolphins have been playing for 63 years.
No, a lot of people have rumored that he was, but none of these theories have been proved true.
Of course not!! Although Dolphins are carnivorous, they do not have a tendency to eat human flesh. Dolphins are actually some of the easiest animals to get close to in the wild as most don't see humans as a threat. But they have been know to bite people who push their luck and get TOO close.
By itself, this has proved difficult. However, in combination with other conditions and/or diseases, this has been done.
Fans have speculated that Shikamaru and Temari are in love with each other, but this has never been proved.
By itself, this has proved difficult. However, in combination with other conditions and/or diseases, this has been done.
Dolphins can emit a very wide variety of sounds, with the frequency levels ranging ten times beyond what humans can hear. This system is called "echolocation", or "sonar", just like what a submarine uses to navigate underwater. Dolphins' sonar is much more advanced than human technology and can pinpoint exact information about it's surroundings ranging from size, distance and even the nature of the object. Dolphin speech is so complex that the sounds even cross the species barriers and enable different kinds of dolphins to communicate. They have been known to instruct each other as well as receive instructions and act accordingly. If you have ever been near dolphins, you can hear them making clicking and squealing noises when they are above water. This may be their attempt at communicating with humans too.