Question

How do dolphins communicate underwater?

Answer 1

Dolphins communicate underwater using a variety of sounds including clicks, whistles, and body movements. They produce these sounds in their nasal passages and then project them out into the water. These sounds can travel long distances underwater and are used for socializing, navigating, hunting, and identifying each other.

Answer 2

Dolphins communicate underwater using a variety of sounds such as clicks, whistles, and pulsed calls. They produce these sounds in their nasal passages and project them through their blowhole. These sounds are used for social interactions, finding food, navigation, and identifying other dolphins. Dolphins also use body language, such as leaping, tail slaps, and rubbing against each other, to communicate underwater.