Aquatic Animals: Dolphins

Explores the lives of whales and dolphins, including how they communicate and reproduce.

Describes the physical characteristics and habits of the species of dolphin known as common, saddleback, or Pacific.

Approved by expert Smithsonian curators, a photo-filled introduction by an award-winning science writer gives an up-close view of these clever, curious, and mischievous mammals of the ocean.

An introduction to dolphins that provides information on their habitat, behavior, physical characteristics, life cycle, and diet.

Introduces these aquatic mammals by describing their physical characteristics, life cycle, behavior, relations with humans, and threats to their survival.

You're 70 feet underwater—face to face with one of the sea's friendliest creatures. National Geographic photographer Flip Nicklin and his wife Linda, a naturalist and educator, invite you to study the amazing behavior of the beloved dolphin.

Describes the rescue and rehabilitation of a young Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, named Winter, who received an artificial tail after being badly injured when caught in a crab trap.