Dolphins And Humans Are More Alike Than You Think | Dolphins | Documentary Central

Set out on a journey that brings marine mammals closer than any documentary before. No other creature of the sea is so similar to humans like the dolphin. They are compassionate, curious, and full of life.

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[lomuarts]

I remember when i saw them for the first time and swam next to them, side by side. I cried when I came out from a water....It was huge experience. Now I'm trying to find them back and see them again.

[electrominded]

Dolphins, just like people, even come as introverts and extroverts. They choose their own adventure.

[monicabillings]

They're sooo graceful and beautiful and they like people and very intelligent one of Gods wonderful creatures l love them ❤

[rse]

I literally was in prayer in my garage after loving on my pup, and thought about dolphins.

Then, I open up YouTube, and here this beautiful documentary is.

Thank you for sharing.

I feel like I am like a dolphin in a lot of ways in that they can speak without words - through love.

Amen.

[emptyteardrops]

I like watching animal documentaries for fun

[jimt]

It hurts when ppl hunt and eat dolphins knowing they have feelings

[sapphireemerald]

They are referring to the intelligence of dolphins. Perhaps that is why they smile all day long.

[uArya]

Dolphins have helped save a drowning dog once. It was on YouTube

[vanhuvanhuvese]

So what about animals that hunt dolphins should they also be stopped ?

[illuminati]

They have clearly never shown a dog a mirror if they think there is no interest.

[plango]

15:30 yes. Contingency checking involves an animal, upon seeing themselves in a mirror. "... pigs went around the barrier and found the bowl in just twenty-three seconds, on average, showing that they could learn to use a mirror ..." I wonder that they really have not self awarness. really? Seems pigs show some level of understanding of mirrors, they haven't demonstrably passed the mirror mark test

[raymondbatchelor]

A killer whale is a part of The dolphin family. And I have to say my ex was like a killer whale she new how to torment people a bit like when the orcas throw a seal in the air and hit it with thier tale.

[awalkinchickenboots]

Seems your tone is a bit judgmental. I have only swum with dolphins once. It was in Sea World. I had a sense of camaraderie with the beasts. As a diagnostic radiologist, I was working maybe 20 hours on a typical day. Of course, that pace will kill you by the time you are in your mid-fifties. I'm pretty rugged and managed to escape with my life. So far as I could say, the dolphins were just doing their job, and like me getting paid Ok. While I was dealing with patients whose diseases put me at risk, they were protected from sharks, propeller strikes and storms. So, we were both all right. Well, the only behavior and interaction was they set up a couple of teams of instructors many yards apart. We tourists waited in line until we got a chance for a ride. The drill was to approach the dolphin on the right. Then with your left hand, hold onto the base of its dorsal fin, with your right hand at the base of its right flipper. Then the animal would take a leisurely cruise to the other instructors, where you got off. While I settled in, the dolphin was as still as a chair. But when I was ready, it took off well over twice as fast as it had with any of the others. We were soon at the dismount place, where it rolled onto its right side, twisted downward and sent me flying through the air. I landed laughing. The dolphin had sensed that I couldn't be hurt, was quite unafraid, and it was just deviling me. I hadn't been teased as cleverly since my big brother used to do it. Now decades later, I still miss my friend. I suspect he misses me, but such is life above and below the surface.

[Baneslayer]

Dolphins = People = Human = High Intelligence Being = Extra Terrestrial Intelligence = Artificial Intelligence = Consciousness = Gnosis = The Universe, we are all one. Singularity. Infinity. Is all the same.

[ramblincapuchin]

There's no mistaking that dolphins live for the applause. Whether or not that has lead to documented stress, I couldn't say. However there is something to the prospect of sanctuary. Injured or orphaned creatures are deserving of our sympathy and it is in our interests as territorial/sovereign beings to provide an outlet for people who would be enthusiastic to serve in that capacity. I.e designing and operating facilities which cover a wide range of rehabilitate services for animals

A Zoo, yeah it might be run by a schiester, but I mean it could have started out with exceptionally good intentions. And just so happens to become set in its ways over time. I don't think that should be cause for banning facilities outright. Perhaps some regulations are in order. Which you don't get when the population doesn't account for this dynamic as a priority to social development

[diedus]

I don't believe in comparing human's to dolphins, or that you can give it a real test. Everyone has their own opinion, but tel lie vision i don't trust.