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The Dolphin Institute - Resource Guide
The dolphin’s body, except for pectoral fins, dorsal fin, and tail flukes is well insulated by a thick blubber layer. Detection of ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - Image Library
Long parallel scratched on the whales flukes and pectoral fins are also clearly associated with orca predation. The juvenile gray whale washed ashore two miles ...
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Dolphin Synergy: THE DANCE OF THE DOLPHINS
The pectoral fins have almost the same bone structure as humans, with 3 upper arm bones & 5 fingers ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Green moray © Keri Wilk Moray eels have well developed teeth, and lack scales and pectoral fins. Moray eels live in tropical and subtropical ocean waters of the world. In the United ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
The pectoral fins along with the pelvic fins help the fish by acting ... fish and the damselfish. Some fishes actually use their pectoral fins almost exclusively for swimming. Three examples are the filefishes, ...
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Migration of the Southern Humpback Whales
Sometimes the confusion ends in a single pair rising with their pectoral fins interlaced, belly-to-belly above ...
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Migration of the Southern Humpback Whales
... to the calf which are part of this nurturing stage include the mother stroking her pectoral fins along the under belly of the calf and tumbling the calf off her upper jaw ...
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As a young dolphin ... would be tailored to Flipper's measurements, leaving holes for his pectoral fins and having foam padding to protect his head and, especially, his ... box with Flipper and placed his hand under the dolphin's pectoral fin. Flipper would know O’Barry was with him, that he ...
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Dolphin Care UK -
But you don't have to look too deep beneath this whimsical facade to realize ... to say "yes" or "no" and offering "handshakes" or waving at the audience with their pectoral fins. Dolphins are trained through food deprivation. When they successfully perform a trick they are rewarded ...
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And when the dolphins 'kiss' their trainers, applaud at their own tricks with their pectoral fins, and eagerly nod their heads in agreement to questions like 'are we having fun?' it ...
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