Dolphins: Breaking the Code - Full Episode

Dr. Denise Herzing has dedicated her career to studying a community of wild Atlantic spotted dolphins that live in the shallow, crystal clear waters of the Bahamas. Through non-invasive, in-water observation, she researches the animals’ social structure, behaviors and communication. Now modern technology is making it possible to correlate the dolphins’ sounds and behavior, bringing Herzing and her collaborators closer to decoding dolphin communication.

[worldwecan]

And thank you for doing this the right way, non-invasively, in a friendly way, inspiring, thought provoking, connecting with people, challenging our human limits =)

[koroko]

I found it sad that to this date this video has been viewed 20'000 times and only received 325 likes, for real people surely this is amazing to anyone that views it. Please like and share this video because it's worth it in my opinion

[helisoma]

Wow using basically a real time dolphin translator...I've waited my whole life to know more about dolphin language, thanks for your great research. Dolphins have a larger brain than humans (almost similar brain to body mass ratio) and a higher density of gyri and sulci on their cortical surface...so I've always believed in their ability to understand to rival our own.

[CoreyChambersLA]

Dr. Denise Herzing and Dr. Adam A. Pack have produced excellent work in understanding some of the smartest creatures in the sea.

[xFNikki]

Great documentary! Dolphins are Amazing

[wolfproduction]

I saw her TED talk back in 2013. She was already working on the two-way communication experiment back then. I would've thought they already had some results by now...I wonder what happened. Maybe they briefly lost funding

[MrSeropamine]

The dolphin linguistics and categorising their speech reminds me of arrival!

[LeesaGio]

I've never seen a spotted dolphin! Love at first sight! Gotta visit them down in the Bahamas someday.... :)

[CoreyChambersLA]

Excellent break-through science in human-dolphin communication!

[thirdhorizon]

That was hella great, and quite informative. Wonderful upload!

[taraann]

Thank You for caring about these beautiful intelligent dolphins 🐬.

[StoneCBears]

Cool!
Maybe in the future there will be Dophin Language class or app from this research.

[libertyann]

What a gig! The dolphins are beautiful and amazing🐬💕

[whengrapespop]

The ocean makes me anxious, but the animals are pretty amazing.

[katiekat]

I never heard of this show or any of the sponsors. But I know that the man narrating has also narrated for the PBS show Nova. I love the way he talks.

[cOrtecks]

Something actually rated G. A thing I have not seen in over a decade. (even kids cartoons are pg)

[manifestgtr]

Here’s how something like this leads to a crazy, Nobel prize caliber breakthrough...

Their wearable computers ultimately gain internet connectivity via the spacex star link, etc so data starts getting thrown all over the world in real time. We start to discover things like “languages”, “dialects” and “profanity” that exist based on location and species...or at least the “dolphin brand” of such concepts. This later leads to an understanding of things like “culture”, “xenophobia” and “racism” in dolphins. Throughout this time, researchers build relationships, trust and friendships with certain groups and true information exchange develops. At SOME POINT during this, we work with a group that ultimately helps us with some discovery or some concept of which we were previously unaware leading to the first, true interspecies scientific discovery. As far as earthly, non-cosmic science goes...that would be as absolutely mindblowing as it comes.

EDIT: I really wish I were an Elon Musk type billionaire funding machine sometimes. If I had the means, I would just shower this chick with 100 million dollars or so and say “look, there are no strings attached here...you don’t answer to me...I know NOTHING about this but I know it’s important. Put this where you think it needs to go, contract whatever outside source, build whatever you need and let er rip. Just maybe don’t spend it all on coke and hookers...if, however, you guys account for all (or most) of it and build something truly great, maybe we can do some work down the road as well”.

[worldwecan]

I believe understanding the dolphin mind is a positive step towards understanding our human mind!
I think your study would benefit tremendously from the findings on how humans are energy vibrating at high and different frequencies. And the things you manifest in your life come from the frequencies you are emotionally invested in and act in your daily life in order to make your goals a reality.

[ShelbyMovies-qunq]

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[paul]

this is great hopefully we can learn enough to give them their own voice. it would b amazing if they could tell us how they feel about being used at amusement parks. although i bet i can tell ya what theyd say