4K |令人驚豔的海豚晚間表演 | 喬治亞州水族館 4K | Amazing Dolphin Evening Presentation | Georgia Aquarium

...collect a seat. Please watch your step and use the handrails as the floor and stairs may be wet. For the health and safety of the animals, please do not reach over the opening barrier into the pool. Once the presentation is over, please remain seated until the pusher indicates that it is time for your section to stand and exit the field. Thank you. The impact of these animals stretches around the globe and in time itself. From ancient Greece to the present day, from the waters of the Indo-Pacific to the Atlantic, people around the world have made connections with these incredible marine mammals. Thirty-seven species of dolphin call the waterways of our planet home. From the mighty orca to the three-foot Hector's dolphin, dolphin distribution is vast with populations in the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Africa, and right here in the coastal waters of Georgia. A child of grace, the Bonobo dolphin is one of the smartest species in the animal kingdom. Today, we embark on a journey to learn how incredibly connected we are, to see the impact we have on each other and toward each team and to their extraordinary home. This is Destination Dolphin. Each and every day. All of the dolphins here today are known as... They get their name from the... This area of the dolphin's paw whiskers, which aid in the nursing process. These hairs, which will eventually fall out... But we already discussed that a dolphin doesn't have a nose. So how do they breathe? They actually breathe using that blowhole located on top of their head. Now, not only is this where a dolphin is able to take a breath, this is also where all those really amazing vocalizations come from. And when they vocalize, it sounds a little something like this. Beautifully done! I can do that any better myself. In order to reach top speeds, a dolphin must push their dorsal fin and their tail fin. And out of the water... Reinforcer. This is something that an animal finds innately reinforcing, such as fish. But another very common type that we use is... She's going to be working with Salvador, one of our male dolphins, to show us how this target pole works. So as you can see, he just targeted to it. And even did a little vocalization. Alright, so we're going to have Candace move this in an up and down motion. And it's going to look a little bit like a head nod, yes. Wow! This is a dorsal fin. And he's going to take her dorsal up across the habitat, across the acrylic. This is what we would call a perimeter behavior. Now another waterwork behavior that humans know is something called a surf behavior. So this is pretty similar to that dorsal toe behavior, except this time, Salvador is going to be targeting to the bottom of Allie's foot. And he is going to take her completely across the habitat. Also very important is doing internships at facilities like Georgia Aquarium, where you learn how to prepare our dolphins' diets and the basics of training. You also need to be scuba certified and a good swimmer, because most facilities require you to pass a swim test. Now this week, I saw some of the smartest animals on the planet. Here at Georgia Aquarium, we share passion for animals with all of you, and hope that it will inspire you to help preserve the world that we all share. It is our responsibility to protect these animals for generations to come. With that being said, we would like to take one last opportunity to demonstrate to you the grace, beauty, and athleticism of the bottlenose dolphins. Thank you for joining us for Dolphins in Death. Please remain seated until the usher indicates that it is time for your section to stand and exit the theater. Again, please remain seated until the usher instructs you to stand and exit the theater. Please remember to collect your personal belongings. As you can see, it takes a lot of work and dedication to be a dolphin trainer. The bonds that we build and share with these incredible animals allow us to put all of our knowledge, skill, and passion into what we do. The culmination of all of these things will now be on its way.