Dolphins: Our Friends in the Sea Dolphins and Other Toothed Whales by Judith E. Rinard

Dolphins: Our Friends in the Sea is an engaging and informative book by Judith E. Rinard & published by the National Geographic Society. This book is part of the Books for World Explorers series and was first released in 1986. It provides a comprehensive look at dolphins and other toothed whales, exploring their fascinating lives both in the wild and in captivity.

The Book Covers a Variety of Topics, Including:

Species Diversity
An overview of different species of dolphins and toothed whales, highlighting their unique characteristics and behaviors.

Habitat and Behavior
Insights into the natural habitats of these marine mammals, their social structures, and their communication methods.

Conservation
Discussion on the importance of protecting these species and their environments, addressing threats they face from human activities.

Captivity
Examination of dolphins in aquariums and marine parks, including the ethical considerations surrounding their care and training.

Richly illustrated with stunning photographs and illustrations, this book is designed to educate readers of all ages about the beauty and intelligence of dolphins and their relatives.

It aims to foster a deeper appreciation for these remarkable creatures and the need for their conservation.