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Bottlenose – The species of dolphin that live in the Port River.
Fishing line – Fishing line and other marine debris can be very
dangerous and even fatal to dolphins.
Captain Hook – This dolphin has been fed by people. Feeding dolphins
can be very harmful to them.
Tail Walking – The Port River dolphins have become famous for this
amazing behaviour.
Bow Riding – When dolphins surf in the waves created by boats
Logging – When dolphins rest on the surface of the water.
Wave – One of our very active female dolphins
Pollution – toxins that enter the marine environment form land based
run off and the air. Pollution is another very serious threat to dolphins
and their environment.
Plastic Bags - These can be very harmful to dolphins and other marine
mammals.. They can be easily mistaken for a fish or jellyfish and
therefore swallowed.
Echolocation – Using sound to determine the shape and distance of an
object. Dolphins use echolocation to catch fish.
Marianna – This dolphin was once trapped in the Penrice soda factory.
Calf – a baby dolphin.
Ali – Our little orphan, her mum sadly passed away when Ali was only 6
months old.
Dorsal Fin – Fin on the dolphins back. Often used for identification.
Pectoral Fin – The dolphins flippers.
Fluke – A dolphins Tail
Rostrum – A dolphins beak/nose.
Ripple – Our first second generation tail walker.
Captivity – Luckily our dolphins are not captive they are wild and free.
Debris – Marine debris is rubbish /litter that is found in the ocean e.g.
plastic bags and fishing line.
Doc – Doc, Bianca’s calf was born at the end of December 2012