Dolphins
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that is hostile
to air-breathing mammals

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in the dark of night
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dolphins need to
know what's out there

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using their echolocation
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dolphins can detect the size
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shape- even the
density of an object

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but it's only
good for a hundred yards

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or so and is
highly directional

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detecting nothing
from behind

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it's so accurate
they can clearly

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distinguish between
different species of fish

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even in daylight
visibility is limited underwater

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but using sonar can
be risky because the

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tell-tale clicks may reveal
your presence to predators

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so dolphins rely more on
their excellent hearing

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the best defense is to stay together
keep silent - and listen

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success in hunting is knowing
when to use your sonar

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and when to turn it off

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