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Dolphins have names, too

Bottlenose Dolphins
Bottlenose Dolphins - two in water (Tursiops truncatus) Source: AAP

New research from the University of Western Australia has found male dolphins possess a very human-like quality – they use individual names to identify their friends and foes.


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New research from the University of Western Australia has found male dolphins possess a very human-like quality – they use individual names to identify their friends and foes.



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