Can Dolphins READ YOUR MIND? | Talking Dolphins with Scott Taylor (Animal Superpowers!)

🐬 Ever wondered if dolphins can read your mind? 🤯
Animal expert Scott Taylor dives deep into the fascinating world of dolphin communication in this episode of Animal Superpowers! 🧠
Can these brainiacs of the sea actually tell you're having a bad day just by looking at you? 👀 Is dolphin telepathy the next big thing in animal-human connection? 🤯
Prepare to be amazed as we uncover the secrets of dolphin communication and explore the possibility of interspecies empathy! 🤝
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[@g.h.7661]

Being in a goddamn tank is NOT the same as being at HOME.

[@suicidalafricanbaboon5073]

the dolphin is able to hear and actually tolerate human bullshit. now THAT'S a superpower

[@DeathBringer769]

I swam with dolphins before and took a ride around the water holding onto one's dorsal fin... It was great! They truly are wonderful and fascinatingly intelligent animals. It's a memory I'll never forget.

[@iannewton3820]

I did not expect that guy to suddenly come up at 4:40...

[@stefanbachrodt7072]

He tapped her on the goggles and swam away indicating he wants to play and she just sat there... Lol... Dolphins must think we are dumb as shit...

[@Rome274]

I just love these creatures

[@Noodles37UK]

What if they were telepathic all along and thought we were idiots who just fed them fish for tricks?

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

Noodles37UK 😂👍

[@MalcolmBrenner]

That’s about it. We could engage in some interesting discussions with them if we understood telepathy!

[@PatDaddy13]

It makes sense instead of developing hands to grab things they could have leaned towards the use of that and echolocation.

[@brandonvessell4659]

Highly plausible

[@notsunkyet]

That is not the dolphin's "home", it is a concrete jail cell. It is nothing like their natural world. And it was filthy.

[@Allfaxnocaps]

They say that to trick you to think they aren’t suffering.

[@artsydragon220]

At the beginning it's playing scary music and the dolphins are just like "wazzup?"

[@connymark5964]

who is investegating who?

[@joshuab2437]

That woman at 5:02 wow lol

[@0x1EGEN]

I loved how the dude was just tickling the dolphin's tongue lol

[@andymanser1]

captivatiy kills

[@windylynnstephenson2299]

This is a good source! This was very helpful for me to learn more about dolphin and what they do with us and everything

[@blueorangelettuce]

If you ever have a choice, avoid swimming with dolphins in tanks for they are usually victims of the wild dolphin trade (Think Taiji Japan). Best to swim with them in their natural habitat, like the Bahamas. They're just as sweet, but it's the real deal.

[@MaritsView]

Dolphins belong in the wild.. Along with any other fish But talking with dolphins is amazing!

[@nowandaround312]

Marit I agree dolphins belong in the wild, but they are mammals not fish!

[@sethappleton7628]

Dolphins are not fish btw, they are mammals

[@MaritsView]

Privacy Lover seth Appleton l know that, but they're still swimming along with the other animals in the water which is usually fish They are swimming around fish, that's what l meant.

[@okamijubei]

Actually they're mammals

[@mre2u2]

You do realize that dolphins are are not fish don't you?

[@tropicalgirlz]

They have been doing research in the wild with dolphins for the past 20 years in the Bahama's with the same family of dolphins without keeping them captive and taming them. Animals do not need to be in captivity for us to research them.

[@Orionsglow1]

No dolphin should ever be kept in captivity , period.

[@ismailsafrinmahmood4437]

Replace every word of dolphin with humans, this video still matches

[@blisswkc3344]

Thank You so much dearest 💐 You’re such an inspiration 🥰 Be Blissful Eternally 🙏😇

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

💙❤️💚Love Dolphins!🐬🐬🐬🐬

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

Dolphins are the most wonderful animals EVER!!

[@bariiaj]

Jase Malvis ....................... This Is Why I Love Dolphins They Are So Damn Cute And Trustworthy,

[@jasemalvis2140]

AHHH!! XD

[@bariiaj]

Dolphins are the next generation. *Hugs a dolphin plush oddly*

[@fatgamer2343]

@@bariiaj bruh granny has PENIS🤯🤯🤯

[@milesabloomer8095]

I stopped this video as soon as Scott Taylor mentioned the term ''telepathic''. It is truly amazing as to how so-called qualified experts conform to new-age ideologies. Dolphins are not telepathic but highly communicatable and have well-developed brains. Their ability to read intentions would suggest that they are capable of empathy and subconsciously interpreting subtle cues that a human would otherwise be unaware of that would be further accentuated by their ability to echolocate.

[@DaValentineK]

i love how these guys try to interpret dolphin body language :DD its something i would answer to a question if i dont know the answer :D

[@honeygalal1712]

Observation through your actions and movement, so, they can know your intentions easily

[@tropicalgirlz]

Actually animals can do very well when they have been in captivity for some time. It's never too late, unless they are seriously impaired or injured and can hunt for food. You should youtube dolphins released back in to the wild, you may be pleasantly surprised :) I accept that it may take time for adjustment, sometimes they are transitioned slowly back in... Which can make it a bit easier for them.

[@Allfaxnocaps]

Plot twist, dolphins actually want to be kept and fed by humans and they telepathically make you feed them and house them. And keep The trainers as pets and the trainers just don’t know it

[@tropicalgirlz]

I find it equally hard to believe that these dolphins could not survive in the wild?! There are many successful reintroductions to the wild. Of course there are always risks, but we must set a good example and tell people it's NOT OK to keep such amazing animals in captivity for selfish gratification entertainment and also research purposes (of course injury is the exception) Take a look on the internet at story's of reintroduction back to the wild, there are many happy story's :-)

[@ianhaynes333]

He said your beautiful

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

I personally think if dolphins could read our minds they would be ABSOLUTELY terrified! They would quickly understand that the human race is going to swallow this planet whole( like a huge python snake catching,suffocating, and eating its' prey!)

[@honeygalal1712]

I think some animals know your sexuality if you are man or female, cats do as well

[@luizclaudioferreira3810]

There is some type of river's dolphins in Amazon, which indigenous people's stories say that could impregnate women.

[@Maverick25ish]

does this guy even know dolphins when he asked what to exspect my first thought yes curiosity but dolphins seem to find humans so interesting and they are incredibly playful social creatures and can create a bond in minutes / seconds. he makes it sound like u gotta watch ur back lol

[@TheReyzuken]

i have thalassophobia. that is why i scared when try to swim in their own habitat

[@janeevanz]

thats a lot of poop in the pool

[@soerenxena]

You're right but often wild animals are being haunted and killed in the wild :( So it depends on how... threatened they are. They should be free and they should also be safe but humanity is developing and proceeding too slowly :(

[@knobude]

I Love You All!!!

[@usmansharifmicky]

cutee

[@IridianEarthShade]

1:34 OH the dolphin >:3

[@zack2thafuture]

FUNNY TALKING ANIMALS! - The Nature of Things: Ep. 3

[@BuxStop]

but this seems more research based, so one can assume they're well looked after, and safe. At the least they're not being forced into preforming shows for entertainment...

[@michaelhinton6940]

Dolphins are nommo descendants. Not necessarily superior to us but extremely intelligent. If walking on land would easily rival us. But at one time after we fell, they were considered as gods. We fell obviously due to war or global catastrophe.

[@tropicalgirlz]

Arhhhh why are they in a TANK- So awful :( These beautiful animals should never be kept in captivity unless they need help with an injury and be let back in to the wild.

[@cottonmask3150]

free bro

[@justins5852]

Supposedly dolphins can understand french

[@honeygalal1712]

if they can feel their heart rate, so, they have power not intuition for sure...

[@kpreet34]

Dolphins can talk and the scientists are pretty sure too I’m sure they’re mad from humans destroying the environment

[@olivia567]

Dolphins don't belong in captivity 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@seveneleven3674]

The Dolphin ist not happy when he is in a dolphincenter !!!

[@psychicman2752]

Seven Eleven if it is all he knows he will be but he might be like toltecs or some shit and always have a deep yearning for something more

[@risen4085]

If we want to learn them that is excemption to me..... But when in entertainment i disagree

[@lindamon5101]

LET THEM GO BACK INTO THE WILD.

[@SEXODUS]

how about letting them free ? Poor dolphins

[@larph7270]

Alright, we know dolphins and other cetaceans are intelligent. NOW SET THEM ALL FREE and let's move on.

[@annemichelle8577]

Leave the creatures alone, they don't need humans

[@anettabeckwith7633]

RUDOLPH💉