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How Bottlenose Dolphins Use Echolocation to Eat | What's Wild
Right behind humans, dolphins are the second-smartest animal species. 🐬 Bottlenose dolphins can be found around any of South Carolina’s 35 barrier islands. It’s here we will see the rare feeding technique this dolphin species has developed. We'll also hear from Charleston's Lowcountry Marine Mammal network, a non-profit organization and ...
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