can people communicate withe dolphins withouut machines?
106270
Yes, if you know how to speak in thier "language". Dolphins are alot smarter than we are. You can 'speak" to any animal if you know how to "listen" to them. You"listen" by watching thier actions, facial expressions, body language, and by listening to the different sounds they make.
831855
I have done it twice at Sea World Orlando. It is not just specifically swimming with dolphins though it was a trainer for a day and marine mammal keeper program. All of the Seaworlds have these programs and there is a SeaWorld Texas in San Antionio and SeaWorld California in San Deigo. California also has Marineland. The other one I know about is the Discovery Cove in Orlando Florida which is specifically designed for people who want to swim with dolphins.
631972
I can understand the results of the research but in answer to your question, no I don't think so. Way into the future I can well imagine SOME people using robotic hounds as a substitute though. Mostly those with little time. The neopets craze a few years ago indicated how attached kids can get to an inanimate object. A few reduced to tears when they failed to "feed" the thing and it "died".  As a dog owner I am glad I do not belong in any generation that has to rely on battery power for emotional stimuli.
416910
That could be fun,just look arounnd the places/states you have trainers for such-Good luck!......U are such a nice fellow do not want the dolphine to be hurt.
825541
Water boarding wouldn't work.  You'd need to pull the fish out of the water and make it think it was dying that way.  Then they'd talk.  We have no choice but to use that technique, because some fish somewhere knows the details of a plot to explode a nuclear weapon on US soil.
573408
I would say doing all those things with dolphins, porpoises, whales, or manatees would be spectacular....talk to SeaWorld, they can probably lead you to the right place.
344621
http://www.pandorabots.com/pandora/talk?botid=f5d922d97e345aa1                         go and wats that u want 2 chat 2 a machine n not human....u love machines..i-robot!!...gud luck
1106580
In theory yes, but you does not have enough instruments to do it. You must build everything. \n\nConsidering huge cetaceans, it would be more dificult due its size. \n\nIts harder than do CPR into a Dog.
446438
It depends, based on if they are running the same operating system, and how they are connected. They may need to be networked to communicate, through wireless or with a ethernet cable.
276767
Not aware as such..\nBut, there are protocols like HTTP, FTP, SOAP etc.,
899970
So we can communicate with one another!!!! What kind of question is this?
1127271
Yes and you can check the Internet site on ethology departments in major universities, they have a record on lots Of animal callings, showing from whales, apes, elephants, insects, birds, and so on
845996
People like dolphins because they are extremely intelligent and also they are able to harm the much hated shark. The noises they make are both high pitched and somehow friendly/playful. Because they interact with humans in a playful manner, it is easy for most people to grow attached to the sweet looking creatures.
333317
This site will connect you to contact information for a ten day trip in the Maldives off of India that includes swimming with dolphins. I imagine that the same people can give you information about just swimming with dolphins without actually taking the whole ten day trip. Good luck. It's something I've always wanted to do as well....\n\nhttp://www.people-oceans-dolphins.com/Trips/Maldives/
134740
Animals do speak, just not human speech.  Their vocal muscles are developed in a certain way to make their "language" possible.  Can you "talk" like a Bear?  Probably not. (I hope not ;-) \n\nAnimals "talk" to each other using sounds that may sound like noise/grunts to us.\n\nSome animals can be trained to make sounds to seem like human language.  The obvious is birds/parrots.  I have seen cats and dogs "talk" simple things like 'Hello', or even 'I love you'.
57079
Either Dolphins or Gorillas. If you believe Douglas Adams, it's Dolphins, but I think it's gorillas because they have been taught to communicate using sign language.
546761
yes, they can talk, though they sound sort of weird. :-(