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douglas dolphin Spanish
dolphin 
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Examples for "dolphins"
Examples for "dolphins"
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Sadly, the first pod of dolphins for the year was caught today.
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Local media quoted an oceanographer who said the dolphins smelled of fuel.
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He hopes to find an answer by exploring the dolphins' family tree.
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It examined dolphins' ability to stay alert for days at a time.
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Almost 400 dolphins and porpoises were spotted off Wales' coastlines last year.
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Hector's dolphin calf numbers off Banks Peninsula are at their lowest levels in 35 years, an expert says.
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Recognising a mother's call is one of the earliest and most important life lessons for a dolphin calf.
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The distant cry of a dolphin calf might be a child's cry, near and urgent, or the involuntarily imagined ghost-cry of the man's unborn baby.
Portuguese
golfinho Large slender food and game fish widely distributed in warm seas (especially around Hawaii)
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The dolphin hunts still happen every year from September through to March.
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It was not clear how many years the dolphin would be needed.
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The book includes information on everything from dolphin acoustics to social behaviour.
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The dolphin and the tunny and the flying fish swam with us.
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Mexico has been battling the U.S. dolphin safe labeling for 20 years.
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But it is the dolphin that is the king of deep-sea fishes.
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The management of the dolphin team and sea matters were her department.
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It was difficult and at that moment the dolphin came to life.
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Rhodes was unsure if she actually meant the dolphin or the ocean.
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The protected reserve is a haven for whale, dolphin, and seabird species.
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I see this dorsal fin-atfirst I thought it was a dolphin.
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Karara knelt and the dolphin came to butt against her out-held hand.
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Have lunch on a sandy beach and look out for the dolphin.
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Some occasional assistance we derived by now and then catching a dolphin.
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It was the first recorded instance of a dolphin attacking a man.
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But another dolphin intervened, swimming in front of Hacker to block him.
