A Sound Of Dolphins

Series: Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau Series

Duration: 22

Genre: Documentary | Educational | Nature

Year Published: 1977

Creator: METRO GOLDWYN MAYER FILMS INC

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: The communication system of dolphins is the subject of this fascinating study. Experiments are conducted in an ocean enclosure where the whistle/click conversations between a male and female dolphin are observed and recorded., Observes Jacques Cousteau and various experts in dolphin behavior studying the dolphin in its natural habitat. Shows the capturing of a pair of dolphins and a number of the ensuing experiments conducted in the open sea. Includes extensive underwater footage as well as information about the dolphins' echolocation and communication systems.

Complete Record: The communication system of dolphins is the subject of this fascinating study. Experiments are conducted in an ocean enclosure where the whistle/click conversations between a male and female dolphin are observed and recorded., Observes Jacques Cousteau and various experts in dolphin behavior studying the dolphin in its natural habitat. Shows the capturing of a pair of dolphins and a number of the ensuing experiments conducted in the open sea. Includes extensive underwater footage as well as information about the dolphins' echolocation and communication systems. Narrated by Rod Serling., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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