Dolphins cultivate loose alliances

Thursday, March 29, 2012 - 11:31 in Biology & Nature

Dolphins behave uniquely. On the one hand, male dolphins form alliances with others; on the other hand, they live in an open social structure. Anthropologists from the University of Zurich detected this unusual behavior in the animal kingdom in dolphins in Shark Bay, Australia.

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