how many people LOVE dolphins???
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I love dolphins too!\n\nCheck out these links\n\nhttp://www.dolphins.org/\n\nhttp://www.dolphinsplus.com/\n\nhttp://www.earthtrust.org/wlcurric/dolphins.html\n\nhttp://www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/creature_feature/0108/dolphins.html
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There are pink dolphins in the Amazon region (boto cor de rosa, in Portuguese). They are rarer than the other kind of dolphins found there (Tucuxi).\nThe most famous and interesting story about these dolphins is that they are often blamed for making the young girls pregnant in the region. According to the legend, at night they turn into handsome young men, to which the ladies immediately fall in love.
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Check a aquarium. Also, you can check the Internet and if you live near the coast, there is probably going to be some sort of research center nearby that would have people who know a lot of stuff about dolphins.\nCheck www.dolphins.org\nIt's a dolphin research center, I think.
35889
Dolphins, orange?? with a little friendly fish??? lol
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hi!!!maybe millions...
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Depends on the other species. They're waring/fighting cousins, with the whale, so they never get along with whales. they don't mind helpiing people, unless people have dolphin or tuna on their breath.  I advise you to research dolphins at the public libary.
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dolphin lover? I hope you're talking about the team! Anywho, from my long list of experiences, jsut ask questions. been there, done that. The only way you could run out is if u think to much. Just go with the flow. You can add questions ON TOP on questions if that makes sense to you. She'll see you are interested in her and maybe she'll ask you some questions herself!
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I know for a fact that besides humans, dolphins choose a partner (male or female) who they will be with for the rest of their lives. Normally the males make the decision, and when one chooses a female, he will spend his life with her and only mate with her, but if he chooses a male, he will spend his life with him like best friends, and during mating season they will go look for female to reproduce. When one dies, shortly the other one dies too (could be the same day, or even days or weeks after).
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to be quite honest in about 99% of the species on this panet they only have sex to reproduce. only humans and a few other species have sex for pleasure. Humans especially have sex for pleasure even when reproducing is the last thing on their minds. I love it - and i'm sure there are millions around this world who do two - as long as both are consenting to this "Its Great..!"
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http://www.angelfire.com/mb/dolphins\nhttp://www.shamu.com\nhttp://www.seaworld.com\nhttp://www.seaworld.org\nhttp://ammpa.org/\nhttp://www.dolphins.org\nhttp://nmml.afsc.noaa.gov/\nhttp://www.orcahome.de/\nhttp://www.wdcs.org/\n\nThese are all websites I visit frequently.
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yes they are aroused, but not by the same things as us. Yes they have the same mechanical processes as we do for an orgasm.  Although I'm sure they don't have the emotional hangups that we do.  And dolphins aren't the only other animals that have sex for recreation.  There is a primate called the Bonobo that pretty much has sex all the time. Male-female, same sex, masturbation....whatever, they don't care.
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Dolphins represents knowledge.  And if you a colleting them, you have a strong desire to achieve knowledge!!!!  is that correct in your case!!!!???
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Dolphins are born after a gestation period of 12 months. They are weaned at 9 months and become able to breed at the age of 8 years. The female dolphin will have one baby each year until she stops all breeding at the age of about 14 years. Life expectancy is 25 - 35 years.
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They are part of the food chain for many species, whether it be at the beginning or in the middle. If dolphins disappeared, certain species would become over populated, and others would die off.
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i do!! along with millions/billions of others.
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Miami dolphins, I just love their outfits...
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Human beings and our primate cousins.\n\nThen elephants, dolphins, whales.