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Smart Animals
Dolphins
In this fascinating narrative of smart animals, young children will meet many dolphins that consistently amaze scientists, trainers, and the public with their intelligence. Through engaging stories of dolphins showing off their brain power, children will learn that these mammals share many common intelligence traits with people.
32 pages, Library Binding
First published December 1, 2005
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October 6, 2008
Dolphins by Scott Ingram talks about how dolphins communicate, learn, live, and interact with each other. Most people think tat dolphins are fish, but they are actually mammals. Dolphins are very intelligent animals. They can identify themselves in a mirror. They give birth to calves, and communicate with their young, so that the baby can get used to its mother's sound. This book is very interesting. The things they do are amazing. You can learn alot about dolhins from this book!!!
May 4, 2011
This is a really good non-fiction book about dolphins. It really shows how smart these creatures really are. I'm starting to think we underestimate how intelligent animals are. This is a great book for anyone who loves dolphins or ocean animals, especially for those who are looking for a non-fiction book for the 13 book requirement. This is a definite must-read!
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