Scientific facts about bottlenose dolphins (bottlenose dolphins)
It is known that killer whales are divided into 3 groups:
Big whale – the largest of the males reach 9.5 meters length. Animals have a spectacular appearance – black body with a white belly and a spot at the base of the dorsal fin.
The black whale is like a big whale, only without any white spots. Reaches up to 6 m in length and up to 1.5 tons of weight. Inhabits the temperate oceanic waters. Continue reading
The fact that whales are not fish, of course, known to every schoolboy. They breathe air. Female whales give birth under water to live young and feed them milk. They even have a little bit of hair. In short, Keith is a typical warm-blooded mammal. But, at the same time, this is the strangest of all mammals. 10th place: sperm Whales can dive to a depth of 1000 meters. The pressure at that depth is 100 times greater than the pressure on the surface.
9th place: When diving the pulse of the whale falls to ten beats per minute and blood ceases to flow into the vessels of the fins, skin, tail. It nourishes the brain and heart. Continue reading
The structure features of this species:
The body bare, streamlined.
Body movement is a powerful tail with two horizontal rowing a leaf on the end. The front limbs have evolved into flippers, the back is completely missing. Nostrils (blowhole) are on the top of the head.
Mating, birthing and feeding of offspring occur in the water. The litter usually one pup, although there are twins.
In unit two suborders: toothed and baleen whales. Continue reading
There is a certain amount of energy whales, which use the love of the Creator was asked to renounce the freedom of the oceans, to come to the Earth plane and be here with Us, the People, and which was represented in those days the Power of the Creator envisage and angelic worlds and now live in the spirit of humanity. These whales were asked to come to the Earth plane to become teachers and just to share the love, because, you see, love is all that whales really know. Did you know that if you take a large whale of medium size and penetrate into his heart, you will not even be able to touch your head to the apex of the heart? That’s what great heart. Continue reading
Dolphins can emit echolocation signals to investigate the situation and detection of obstacles, and the so-called “whistle”. These signals they tell each other about your condition. For example, “I’m in trouble” is a great melodic whistle, following a short and dull. “I’m angry” – it sounds like barking. There are sounds that indicate a greeting, farewell or disturbing. Those signals dolphins recognize members of his clan. Proven fact was that each Dolphin has its own name, which receives immediately after birth and responds to it all his life.
The most talkative representative of the Dolphin is the Beluga, or white whale. They povizgivayut, whistling at high frequencies, produces a melodic shimmering trills and sounds like a cackle, chirp or mauganui. Belugas can even imitate bell ringing or voices of birds, which have never been seen. These competencies often referred to as “sea Canaries”. Continue reading
The most important thing to remember: do not rush immediately to capture dolphins when you are near them. Dolphins are social creatures, and they are generally well configured to communicate with people. However, in their natural habitat they prefer to communicate with us on their terms.
Your shots will be much more successful if the dolphins will show to you a lively interest. After all, very few people impress pictures of dolphins swim away in panic away.
Photographing dolphins in the open sea keep in mind that the sea waves and the salty mist at any moment can hurt you and your equipment, especially if you are traveling on a small boat. So try to protect yourself and your camera from falling into the water. Continue reading
Adult dolphins reach a length of 1.5 to 3 meters and can weigh from 200 to 400 kg. and more Dolphins that live in cold waters (e.g., near Scotland), usually larger than those that live in warm seas and oceans. Adult males usually larger than females.
Bottlenose dolphins are grey color: dark top and light (almost white) on the bottom. Bottlenose dolphins typically swim at a speed of 10 to 12 km per hour, but may run up to 30-50 km per hour. For breathing dolphins rise to the surface of the water. As they breathe, on average, every 5-8 minutes. Continue reading