Persuasive Essay On Dolphins

Sharks, the scariest, biggest, baddest creatures! That's what we make them out to be, but are they really? The answer is no, we say that. We kill more of them than they kill of us, about 900,094 more. Sharks, being carnivores, are NOT natural predators of humans.

When picking my choice of things I respect, I had chosen dolphins as one of the things I respect out of all the animals. Dolphins are known for expressing its emotions and feelings just like human do but in Dolphin way, they are smart and intelligent animal. But most of all why I had chosen this animal is because I respect them not just because they’re wonderful creature but for their braveness

The rapidly increasing world population (1 billion in 1820, 2 billion in 1920 and probably 7 billion in 2020) is putting enormous pressure on the habitats of many animals, as people use more space for housing and for the production of food. The Maui Dolphin is one species affected by food production as carried out by the fishing industry. I decided to do research on the Maui dolphin because of its uniqueness and rarity. My purpose is to find out more about the endangered status of the Maui Dolphin, why it has become rare, what problems are involved and what can be done to improve the situation.

Besides that dolphins react off signals I learned many other things about them. Dolphins in the wild are 100% different than the ones that have been trained to be around people. They are more protective and aggressive in the wild, but all and all swimming with dolphins is one experience in my life that I will never forget.

In addition to this nature, they are capable of advanced communication skills that allow them to teach new tactics they have learned to their fellow dolphins. I am also the same as a Bottlenose Dolphin when it comes to efficient communication skills.. My style of learning requires me to go through an exhaustive process of trial and error until I have efficiently learned what I have desired to learn. With the knowledge that I have gained, I have been able to ascend to higher levels of academic studies with the ability to use my acquired thinking and comprehension skills which help to aid me in everyday life. However, I am not one to hoard any information that I have managed to learn. I will share any knowledge that I know with my fellow peers around me so that I may aid them throughout life just like a Bottlenose

These creatures are highly-intelligent, playful and love making people happy. All engagements are memorable, but an engagement with your new dolphin pals at Dolphin World will be simply unforgettable.

Dolphins live in packs also known as pods. All dolphins don't live in the same pod forever they might move from pod to pod. That's why there are smart because they ned brain capacity to move from pod to pod and not break chemistry. Most pods don't care for the leader beside the bottlenose dolphins. regardless most species pods do not have any membership. a lot of pods are separated from male to female. Male pods can live with the same members ranging from 10 to 25 years. Male pods cooperate during mating season so each dolphin gets a specific female. Most male pods compete and team up to defend themselves. There are three different types of pods, nursery, juveniles, and males. Nursey pods are full of females and their calfs. Juvenile pods

Introduction I am against whale captivity because I do not like how SeaWorld is treating the Orcas, dolphins, and other whales, but today I am going to talk about orcas in captivity. I think orcas should not be in captivity because the tanks are too small, they are taken away from their family, and they get injured. Reasons Reason

Bottlenose Dolphins are a very interesting animal. They have a fusiform (Spindle shaped) body that allows them to move quickly in the water. Because of the Dolphins’ shape they have bilateral symmetry. They also have a dorsal fin, flippers, and a fluke. However, Bottlenose Dolphins do not have ears on the outside of their bodies, hair, or hind limbs. The color of this type of dolphin is usually a light grey color to a black. Their stomach is white and sometimes has a pink hue. One physical adaptation these dolphins have is a telescoped skull. The skull is like this because it allows them to breathe more easily while swimming. Bottlenose Dolphins also have blubber that they use as insulation and vascular shunts that allow them to have cooling for certain types of organs and tissues in their bodies. Finally, Bottlenose Dolphins have sharp teeth that let them grasp onto their prey, so their tongue can push the prey down the dolphin’s throat. Bottlenose Dolphins have a range mass of 260 to 500kg which is 572.69 to 1101.32 in pounds. The average mass of the Bottlenose Dolphin is 400kg. Their average mass in pounds is 881.06.

Bottlenose dolphins are among the most familiar cetaceans, just as whales. The Bottlenose dolphin is a primitive member of the subfamily Delphinine. Bottlenose dolphins are grey, varying from dark grey at the top near the dorsal fin to very light grey and almost white at the underside. There are two ecotypes of bottlenose dolphins the coastal and the offshore. The Coastal dolphin has a small body and large flippers to increase agility and heat dissipation. They have a limited movement into offshore waters and like shallow warm water near the shore. Coastal dolphins for the most part remain in their region. The Offshore dolphin has a large body to help conserve heat and defend itself against predators. They are less restricted in range and movement and like deep, cold waters. Offshore dolphins in the North Atlantic have migratory patterns that follow prey distribution. Bottlenose dolphins live in groups typically of 10–30 members, called pods, but group size varies from single individuals up to more than 1,000. In a case study performed by Randall Wells who is the leader of the longest study of dolphin population since 1970, it was discovered that there are three main factors that influence migration: Seasonal changes in prey location, predation pressure and reproductive requirements. (Wells, 1980). In the fall dolphins follow mullet fish when they migrate from the bays into the Gulf of Mexico to spawn. Dolphins experience the most predation pressure during the summer when

The world’s largest dolphin is known as the Orca, or a killer whale. The whales can grow up to twenty-eight feet and four to six tons. Since 1961, one hundred-fifty orcas have been in captivity and forced to live abnormal lives in small containers, that can hardly compare to the ocean. Seaworld currently has twenty-four orcas living in their three parks. Whales in Seaworld should no longer be bred and held in captivity for many reasons, such as a high risk of premature deaths, unnatural health issues, and violent behaviors to other whales and humans.

Central Idea: Dolphins are unique creatures that possess numerous abilities such as, their intelligence, communication skills, and behavioral patterns.

From there this use of animals in the military expanded. The dolphins had done their jobs and had saved many lives due to their brilliant sonar detection. This job well done inspired the militaries of the world to try this with other animals as well as dolphins. As countries continued this, the death and injury to these animals increased as it should. Also to combat countries also using these military animals, militaries started training these animals even harder. This put a lot of stress, a lot of money, a lot of time, and a lot of lives in the hands of these few

There is something about dolphins that fascinates me. They are some of the most intelligent and beautiful animals that I have ever seen. Their faces are so cute that every time I look at a dolphin it looks like it is smiling at me and wants to tell me something. The noises they make represent some kind of language and it makes me wonder if they can really communicate. I also want to know what kind of feeling they have and whether they have emotions. This is why I chose to do this I-search project on dolphins; the different kinds of dolphins there are, the places that they can be found and their mental abilities.

“Splish! Splash!” The sound of bottlenose dolphins jumping and swimming around their tank excites a family at SeaWorld as they wait to experience their first encounter with the dolphins. Every year, bottlenose dolphins bring joy to hundreds of people in both captivity and the wild, but what do people truly know about them? Bottlenose dolphins are actually unique and interesting creatures.