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Can dolphins talk and interact with humans

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Dolphins can't talk with human beings. Although dolphins' intelligence is relatively high and they can cooperate with human beings to complete many difficult movements, they still can't talk with human beings. Although they can't talk to humans, dolphins also have their own language system. According to research, dolphins can communicate with their companions through ultrasound, and can also attack other fish through ultrasound, which is regarded as a marine creature with high IQ.
Can dolphins talk and interact with humans 1. Can dolphins talk to human beings

Dolphins can't talk to human beings. Many people generally think that dolphins have high intelligence. After training, captive dolphins can complete many difficult movements, but they still can't reach the realm of talking with human beings. Although dolphins can't communicate with humans, they have their own language system. According to research, dolphins communicate with their companions through ultrasound. By intercepting dolphins' ultrasonic waves, scientists found that they can also attack other fish with ultrasonic waves. When they emit ultrasonic waves, other fish's judgment and attack power will deteriorate.

Can dolphins interact with humans

Dolphins can interact with humans. They are gentle and very kind animals. In natural waters, if someone accidentally falls into the water, they may drag human beings to the shore, which is very friendly to human beings. In addition to natural interaction, farmed dolphins can also interact with humans. Although they can't understand human language, they can be rewarded with their favorite food when training. When they do the right thing, they are fed food. After a long time of training, dolphins will be familiar with the rules, and over time, they will complete the corresponding actions according to human instructions.

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