Aerial Noise Study - Dolphin Quest Bermuda

In this latest video, check out how through the voluntary participation of our dolphins at Dolphin Quest Bermuda researchers from Oklahoma State University are able to implement new strategies for collecting mucus samples from dolphins in the wild. The continual development of conservation methods like this are critically important to monitoring the health and ensuring the well-being of animals in the wild and in human care.
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Dolphin Quest is an international organization founded by marine mammal veterinarians known for its creative approach to education, commitment to ocean wildlife study and exemplary animal health care. The interactive programs featured at Dolphin Quest promote a spirit of connection to the marvels of the oceans and inspire people to care about dolphins and their conservation in the wild.
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I don't think I quite understand the science behind this effort, but it sure looks like some very important work is being done to ensure we protect wildlife in the sea. You folks are amazing !!!