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Strand feeding
Would love to have this in my mission!!!! http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/3322...
Isn't it so cool to see them strand feed? It is amazing.
beautiful
Interesting series! Please take a moment to update your spotting with the scientific name. That will officially enter it into the PN database. Thanks! :-)
Thanks for sharing! :)
Elsi is correct. The technique is called "strand feeding". The dolphins in the ACE Basin of South Carolina use it frequently.
Thanks Elsi for the additional information.
This dolphin isn't hurt. She's using a fishing technique where she drives the fish onto the shore and then wiggles back into the water.
Hello, What's the story here?
Spotted on Jun 9, 2011 Submitted on Jan 22, 2013
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Would love to have this in my mission!!!! http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/3322...
Isn't it so cool to see them strand feed? It is amazing.
beautiful
Interesting series! Please take a moment to update your spotting with the scientific name. That will officially enter it into the PN database. Thanks! :-)
Thanks for sharing! :)
Elsi is correct. The technique is called "strand feeding". The dolphins in the ACE Basin of South Carolina use it frequently.
Thanks Elsi for the additional information.
This dolphin isn't hurt. She's using a fishing technique where she drives the fish onto the shore and then wiggles back into the water.
Hello, What's the story here?