There are many instances in which some groups of society may test the ability to reach consensus and capture others. One specific example that comes to my mind is the war on terrorism. i seem to think that it is very much realted to the behavioral process of the dolphin.
For example teh dolphins tend to be the most aggressive during mating season. Like we are as well during spring.otice how no wars commence in the summer or winter? Therefore the doplhins, just like us, are charged by testerone.Take a look at your own country, the home of the brave, the United States of so called America. We have a predominantly male military. All our weapons of mass destruction are shaped in elongated objects. From the bullet to the missle they seem to look like the male penis. Its as if we r sending our genitalia to bomb and destruct other cultures.Every single tactic of war has an emphasis on some form of manly hood.
Then there is also the fact that the dolphins form an allegiance amongst eachother to attack smaller groups. thats sounds very much like NATO or the United Nations if you ask me. They ar continuosly joining their super powers to over run small powereless countries. What is also very humerous is that after the fact that the dolphins form an allegiance with one group them may very well turn on that same gropu and attack them with their previous enemies.This also sounds like some of our more prestigous diplomatic countries. How many times ahs the US allied itself with a foreign country then ended up attacking them. The US use to aid Afghanistan in the war against Russia and Osama Ben Laden use to be on the CIA's direct payroll.Now all of a sudden we have reversedthe roles from ally to enemy. Same game the dolphins play.
All these similarities and contrasts are played through out every species in nature. Its just survival of the fittest. It is still very ironic though that you can find some of the same aggressive traits in dolphins as weel as in humans.
Dolphins turn mostly my sideway movements of the tail and the fluke. ... The complex abilities of dolphins are evident in many ways. ... Dolphins are known to dive as deep as 300m. ... Dolphins clearly have active minds. ... Dolphins' bulging foreheads hint at large-brain intelligence. ...
Are dolphins as intelligent as human beings? ... I will use these statements to compare the intelligence of dolphins with the intelligence of human beings. ... A dolphin's brain is larger than a man's. this means that dolphin's brains are the biggests on earth. ... So far, dolphins and humans are alike, but dolphins have a fourth lobe, the paralimbic, in which all senses are located. ... Dolphins can talk among themselves. ...
Jaw clapping is when a dolphin closes its jaw sharply, sending a vibration through the water to nearby dolphins. Adult male dolphins display aggressive behavior toward other male dolphins as well as to calves. ... Although all groups of dolphins are essentially social, not all dolphins are. Some dolphins travel and live alone. ... Bottlenose dolphins in particular often mate with other species of dolphins. ...
The animal of choice for marine sound study is the bottlenose dolphin. This marine animal is the most common type of dolphin in our part of the world. ... While there is no dolphin "language" they make a signature sound that can be used to tell one dolphin from the other. ... How do dolphins receive the sounds they produce? ... Ongoing research is being done on the echolocation system that dolphins employ. ...
Jaw clapping is when a dolphin closes its jaw sharply, sending a vibration through the water to nearby dolphins. Adult male dolphins display aggressive behavior toward other male dolphins as well as to calves. ... Although all groups of dolphins are essentially social, not all dolphins are. Some dolphins travel and live alone. ... Bottlenose dolphins in particular often mate with other species of dolphins. ...
The dolphins are used as a reward. ... In 1995/1996, Dolphin assisted therapy became a full time, five day per week, multiple therapist program at Dolphins Plus in Key Largo, Florida. ... This is the original dolphin therapy center and, they now categorize their therapy as Dolphin-Human Therapy. ... In the case of dolphin assisted therapy the patient's attention will increase because they want to interact with the dolphin. ... Through dolphin-assisted therapy, autistic children will learn how to better express their needs if they get to play with the dolphins as their reward. ...
The Dolphin Rights Code ~ A Possibility? ... Is a dolphin a person? ... Because of this conclusion, I don't believe that dolphins should have the same rights as humans. ... Even if dolphins did have these same qualities, do they really deserve to have rights? ... Even if we give dolphins rights, would they realize the difference? ...
On the label it has a picture of a dolphin and underneath it says "dolphin safe". This would suggest that no dolphins were harmed in the making of their tuna. ... Starkist expects the consumers to believe that no dolphins were effected. ... The dolphin-safe policy they have aquired states that Starkist will not purchase any tuna caught in association with dolphins. ... Starkist condemns the use of these indiscriminate fishing methods that trap dolphins, whales, and other marine life along with the intented catch of fish (Starkist np)." ...
