Dolphin games may be more than child's play (Article)

Researchers say the frolics show surprising complexity, and may reveal links
between playing, evolution and culture. (Article in World Science)
http://www.world-science.net/exclusi...dolphinfrm.htm

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Researchers say the frolics show surprising complexity, and may reveal links
between playing, evolution and culture. (Article in World Science)
http://www.world-science.net/exclusi...dolphinfrm.htm


Thankyou for sharing that link with us. I have always wanted to swim
with one or more dolphins but so far have only been able to stand knee
deep with two and feed them. We weren't allowed to touch them as they
were in the wild and we were told that by touching them we could harm
their protective skin coating. It was one of the most memorable days of
my life (along with snrkelling in Vanuatu).