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Using echolocation, dolphins might be able to detect a pregnant woman's developing fetus, some experts say. Dolphins emit sounds in their environment and listen to the echoes that return — a process that helps them identify the shapes and locations of objects. Doctors use a similar technique to image a developing human baby. Both involve ultrasound — high-pitched pulses of sound above the range of human hearing. "I think it's extremely plausible [dolphins] would be able to detect a fetus," said Lori Marino, a neuroscientist at Emory University in Atlanta who studies cetacean intelligence. However, "you'd have to really do a well-controlled study to make a definitive statement," she cautioned.
In fact, when you go on those dolphin excursions on holidays, they ask if anyone is pregnant because the dolphins will circle the woman to protect her.
Originally posted by Carreau
I guess that makes dolphins republicans.
Originally posted by Carreau
In fact, when you go on those dolphin excursions on holidays, they ask if anyone is pregnant because the dolphins will circle the woman to protect her.
I guess that makes dolphins republicans.
Originally posted by JayinAR
There is always "that guy" that turns a thread into a political bait topic. Even a marine biology thread.
In fact, when you go on those dolphin excursions on holidays, they ask if anyone is pregnant because the dolphins will circle the woman to protect her.
I guess that makes dolphins republicans.
Originally posted by Carreau
In fact, when you go on those dolphin excursions on holidays, they ask if anyone is pregnant because the dolphins will circle the woman to protect her.
I guess that makes dolphins republicans.