The Dolphin

Ava Thompson

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"The Dolphin" plunges readers into the captivating world of one of Earth's most intelligent marine mammals, exploring their biology, behavior, and habitats across the world's oceans. This comprehensive book takes readers on a journey from dolphins' evolutionary past as land-dwelling mammals to their current status as fully aquatic creatures, highlighting the remarkable adaptations they've developed along the way.

 
The book's holistic approach sets it apart, integrating aspects of ecology, ethology, and conservation biology to present a multifaceted view of dolphin life. It explores their complex social structures, sophisticated communication methods, and impressive cognitive abilities, drawing comparisons to primates and other highly intelligent species.

 
Readers will discover fascinating insights into dolphin echolocation, their diverse hunting strategies, and the wide range of habitats they occupy, from coastal waters to the open ocean. As it progresses, "The Dolphin" delves into the challenges these animals face in various environments and their role as indicators of ocean health.

 
The accessible yet informative writing style makes complex scientific concepts easy to grasp, appealing to both nature enthusiasts and students of marine biology. By the end, readers will gain a deeper appreciation for these remarkable creatures and their crucial role in maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems.

Disponível desde: 15/10/2024.

Comprimento de impressão: 139 páginas.

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