National Geographic's tweet - "How dolphins use their intelligence to survive continues to astound marine biologists, who discover new and fascinating behaviors every year "

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National Geographic

@NatGeo | 29,285,767 followers

How dolphins use their intelligence to survive continues to astound marine biologists, who discover new and fascinating behaviors every year https://t.co/hxHxo9AVak

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National Geographic

@NatGeo

https://t.co/OuEdKrFwtq

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Dr.Carol X Lunz PhD She/Him,GED Alumni,POC-Ally

@marinasmigielsk

@NatGeo Because of climate change dolphins are morphing into humans just to survive it’s not natural that dolphins are competing with us academically

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Julian Allen 🚾

@12JaffaCakes

@NatGeo @cindyfandt ?

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Ava Wilson

@AvateamJesus

@NatGeo Our planet is truly amazing. Someone created it. https://t.co/ncnEiJbIhp

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Resonant Theories

@resonant_theory

@NatGeo Dolphins, cats, dogs, pigeons and so many more animals humans have tamed and also used up to a point. We have used their intelligence and abilities. Falcons aren't used at airports even nowadays? Pigeons were messengers at past years...