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Dolphin Moms Use ‘Baby Talk’

Thanks to the long-term studies of the Chicago Zoological Society’s Sarasota Dolphin Research Program and its colleagues, evidence has emerged that dolphin moms change their signature whistles when they communicate with their calves — similar to the way human caregivers change their voices when they talk to children.

Lizzie

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One of our Sarasota residents, Lizzie, had an eventful 2013. She was given a temporary satellite-linked tag during our

Ginger

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In December 2008, Ginger, a recently independent juvenile female dolphin, stranded on Siesta Key Beach. SDRP staff was among