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dolphin

[dawl-fin, dol-] / ˈdɔl fɪn, ˈdɒl- /


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Their prey included larger species such as California sea lions, northern elephant seals, gray whale calves and Pacific white-sided dolphins, and they typically hunted in groups averaging nine individuals.

From Science Daily

The analysis used autopsy data from seabirds, sea turtles, and marine mammals such as seals, sea lions, and dolphins, collected worldwide.

From BBC

She hadn’t worked with dolphins previously but got the chance during a weeklong internship at Dolphin Quest that the college facilitated during her second year.

From Los Angeles Times

From this spot, guests can, on occasion, see dolphins swimming in the ocean, according to the listing description, which hails the sight as being “so rare and special.”

From MarketWatch

A group of kayakers say they had an "incredible surprise" when a curious dolphin swam beside them as they paddled under the Forth Rail Bridge.

From BBC