Which of the following do you think is the best dolphin interaction?
368072
It will vary from dolphin to dolphin. Certain dolphins will prefer different rewards over others. That is why dolphin trainers learn the personalities of the dolphins to see what they like as a reinforcement. Just like dogs, they preference over certain things.
652857
Strength in numbers!  They travel in very large groups. \n\nThey are very speedy and smart..both of those combined and you got a dolphin that can outswim and outsmart many a foe.\n\nYou may enjoy this site. \n\nhttp://www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/creature_feature/0108/dolphins.html
206488
pigs and dolphins for sure
445834
A Black Sea Bass!\nNow I've been SCUBA diving since 1971 and have been around the Caribbean, Hawaii, and Southern California and thought I'd pretty much seen everything but on this one trip, to San Clemente Island, I was SCUBA diving with a couple of girls on a chartered dive boat off from San Clemente Island one Summer, and I was watching, (with great humor), the two girls trying to load their spearguns down on the bottom in about 30 feet of water when all of a sudden, (on the far side of the girls), a bass about the size of a Volkswagon Beatle comes lumbering up to see what's going on! The first thing that came to mind was the "Fish Pool" on board the dive boat for the person who nabs the largest fish of the day, (and my speargun was loaded!). The second thought was, if I don't make the perfect "kill" shot on the first try, I'm either going for a LONG ride or, at worst, I'll lose my only speargun! Then, as my heart started idling down, I realized that this fish was on the endangered species list and there was no way I was going to get nailed for shooting one these bad boys!!! So, just for fun, I placed my hands on either side of my girlfriend's head and gently turned it towards the fish and watched as she filled the water with frantic bubbles as she shook her girlfriend and pointed to the fish, at which time that girl started blowing bubbles like a freight train! Hillarious!!!\nAnyway, as we all settled down I drifted up and over the girls and headed gently over towards the fish. I got close enough to shake hands before he slowly turned and started heading towards deeper water! What a rush!\n(And me without even so much as a camera!!!!!)
386532
That happened a long time ago.  Dolphins, remember?  ;)
404702
Sonar has a few advantages.\n\nDolphin eyes and brains are set up in a way that each eye, and each part of the brain sees only in one direction. In other words, a dolphin can see to its left and its right at the same time, with different parts of the brain, but never can it see one image with both its eyes. This means that it can't see ahead very well, and that (and this is just a guess) it cannot see 3 dimensions, only 2. It's a lot like its whole world is like looking at pictures or tv. \nSonar gives the dolphin a good, 3-dimensional picture of what lies ahead in a pretty big cone.\n\nalso, sonar is not as easy to trick as vision. good camouflage can make an octopus or a fish invisible to the eye, but sonar can find them.\n\nsonar can see what is hidden. many dolphins hunt by detecting, with sonar, fish that are under the sand, and then using a concentrated beam to move the sand and get the fish out.\n\nand a no less important one is detail. dolphin sonar can be incredibly detailed. some dolphins can identify a specific shark species at, i believe, a distance of half a mile, and more importantly, tell whether the shark's stomach is full or empty. I can definitely see survival value in that!\n\nfinally, it's versatile. it's a sensory organ, a weapon, a pointing device (dolphins can point things out to each other by directing their echolocation beams), and even a healing device (dolphin sonar is thought to help healing through cavitation - hence dolphin assisted therapy).
425731
hold on to its fin and swim on the side of the dolphin
645472
I think the best is Undertaker and Kane or Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit.
100057
Dolphins represents knowledge.  And if you a colleting them, you have a strong desire to achieve knowledge!!!!  is that correct in your case!!!!???
522905
Call out, "Here...Flipper! Come on, Flipper! Sic 'em!!!....Good boy!"\nLOL
548088
My favorite is an overhand sinker. Hold the ball with your pointer and middle finger on the top and your thumb on the bottom and the slots facing your palm. Throw the ball over hand with kind of a football throwing motion bring your two finger snapping over the top. The ball goes much faster than a curve or slider and has a sharp, late drop that fools most hitters. Best when thrown in on the hands. \n\nI also like the sidearm riser. Hold the ball like you would for a curve. Throw the ball with a big, sweeping submarine motion and the ball will rise and break across the plate.
141780
sorry.. your Question seems truncated...\n\nShould be the Sperm Whale I think
287793
Yeah probably the dolphins.  It's been shown they are more intelligent than humans.  Once they evolve to the point of being physically independent on land AND water, I think they'll give us a run for our money.\n\nEver see that Simpsons episode where the dolphins reclaim the land?  I just love that one.  *smile*
956438
Either a slick shark or a dolphin. Sharks are amazing creatures which live for hundreds of years and dolphins are just awesome
226498
A dolphin reproduces by laying belly to belly. The female is on top and the male swims beneath her. She will usually mate with several males in one season. This is thought to believed to be a strategy to help protect her young. Male dolphins sometimes get aggressive towards calves and may even kill them if they are not their own. By mating with several males, the female as well as the male(s) have no idea who the father is, and is less likely to attack a baby.
422928
I would have to say porpoises/dolphins...\nAccording to this article, they are smarter than chimps and possibly as intelligent as man...\nhttp://www.amusingfacts.com/facts/Detail/smart-porpoise.html\n\nAlso see:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_brain\nhttp://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/D/dolphins.html\nhttp://www.wdcs.org/dan/publishing.nsf/allnews/239F297BE9A133F380256FC700323B80\nhttp://whales7.tripod.com/policies/levasseur/levass2f.html
205711
I use Blue Emu.  It works the best for me.