🌿 Environment 3d ago · Abhishyant Kidangoor

Dolphins keep their social and hunting lives in separate waters, study finds

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Dolphins keep their social and hunting lives in separate waters, study finds
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Dolphins, it turns out, don’t like to mix business and pleasure. Scientists have found that the marine mammals keep their feeding and hunting areas separate from the places where they socialize with one another. A study published in the journal PeerJ details how a team of researchers listened in on dolphins living along the Atlantic coast of Florida to “provide evidence of acoustic habitat differentiation.” “They have distinct habitats that correspond to different behaviors,” Laurent Chérubin, a

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