🐬🔬 What does it look like to study dolphin communication using cutting-edge tech—like underwater computers integrated with AI? Join Dr. Denise Herzing, the Wild Dolphin Project, and our computer-scientist partners at Georgia Tech, as we take you behind the scenes on Stenella: prepping gear, testing underwater devices, analyzing dolphin sounds, and documenting behavior in real time. From sunrise fieldwork to high-tech data collection, this work takes a full team effort—everyone helps with dolph

Emily on Instagram: "Follow @emilylyrenn @emilylyrenn … Dolphins have a form of communication so complex that researchers believe it includes individual “names,” coded whistles that identify specific members of the pod. They also use echolocation to create mental 3D maps of their surroundings, allowing them to “see” through murky water and sense the density of objects. Some scientists suspect dolphins might even send these audio signals to each other like snapshots. Their cooperative hunting str