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How Do Dolphins Recognize Humans?

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Have you ever wondered how dolphins respond to their trainers? Do they actually recognize humans? Learn the answer on today's show from dolphin trainer Griselda Mora as she explains how smart dolphins are and talks about how you can become a dolphin trainer one day!

© Jennifer Swanson/Jeff Gonyea Length 26 min 2 April 2024 Season 8 Episode 203 ScienceEducational USA Episodic

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© Jennifer Swanson/Jeff Gonyea Length 26 min 2 April 2024 Season 8 Episode 203 ScienceEducational USA Episodic

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Have you ever wondered how dolphins respond to their trainers? Do they actually recognize humans? Learn the answer on today's show from dolphin trainer Griselda Mora as she explains how smart dolphins are and talks about how you can become a dolphin trainer one day!

Participate in this episode's challenge: Build something out of recyclables, like an ocean creature.

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© Jennifer Swanson/Jeff Gonyea | 26 min

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