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POPS 5 cool things you should know about Dolphins when you visit Safari World in Bangkok ! 
Marine Park, Beluga Whale, originally uploaded by travlinman43. 1. Stunning sounds: Like most bats, dolphins use sound to "see." They use echolocation. While hunting for food underwater, some dolphins also make very loud clicking sounds that may knock out any small fish or squid within range. The dolphins then gobble up the sound - stunned prey. 2. Terrific teamwork: Thousands of dolphins sometimes gather in huge pods or groups. These superpods spread across several miles of open ocean. Dolphins often hunt together. That allows them to cover larger areas as they look for schools of fish. Dolphins also cooperate to round up their prey. Sometimes they work together to herd a big school of fish into a small, crowded clump. Then the dolphins take turns speeding through the trapped fish to eat. 3. Favorite Aunt: Cooperation among dolphins is crucial to a newborn. When a mother dolphin is ready to give birth, a second dolphin called an auntie will stay nearby to help. As s
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POPS 5 cool things you should know about Dolphins when you visit Safari World in Bangkok ! 5 cool thing Marine Park, Beluga Whale, originally uploaded by travlinman43. 1. Stunning sounds: Like most bats, dolphins use sound to "see." They use echolocation. While hunting for food underwater, some dolphins also make very loud clicking sounds that may knock out any small fish or squid within range. The dolphins then gobble up the sound - stunned prey. 2. Terrific teamwork: Thousands of dolphins sometimes gather in huge pods or groups. These superpods spread across several miles of open ocean. Dolphins often hunt together. That allows them to cover larger areas as they look for schools of fish. Dolphins also cooperate to round up their prey. Sometimes they work together to herd a big school of fish into a small, crowded clump. Then the dolphins take turns speeding through the trapped fish to eat. 3. Favorite Aunt: Cooperation among dolphins is crucial to a newborn. When a mother dolphin is ready to give birth, a second dolphin called an auntie will stay nearby to help. As s
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