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23.976 Once we saw them as gods|these soaring spirits of the sea. How else to explain their|boundless grace and energy, the way they inspire our joy. Today, dolphins seem|like part of the family. They enchant us with their|willingness to please and perform. But the dolphin ' s true home... the sea is an alien world and here|a different side emerges. Cunning, powerful and relentless,|dolphins are consummate predators. They are social creatures that|communicate and cooperate for danger can strike from anywhere. The quest for prey, the quest for mates,|nothing comes easy out here. For the ocean is as unforgiving|as it is boundless. Join us as we explore the world|of dolphins in the wild. In the salt marshes of south|carolina is a rich ocean estuary a nursery for fish and shellfish and a lure for all kinds|of predators. Every day as|the tide ebbs, the broad mud banks|become exposed. It is then an extraordinary|event occurs. Seabirds vie for|a front row position. They have an intense|interest in what is to come. The predators regroup|for another coordinated attack. These are bottlenose dolphins|among the most inventive and intelligent|hunters in the sea. Here they locate schools of|small fish in the turbid channels. Then in a stunning maneuver, they rush up the mudflats creating a bow wave|that drives the fish ashore. Using their excellent|above-water vision, they snatch up the fish|stranded on the banks. How dolphins locate|the schools of fish and coordinate their|attack is not entirely known they may use either audible|or visual signals for some reason the dolphins always rush up|the banks on their right side over time|the teeth on that side will actually be worn down from|chewing as much mud as fish occasionally|they will work themselves completely out of the water being stranded up|here could be fatal as they shimmy up the mud|banks it's almost as if they're evolving into|the land creatures they once were some fifty million years ago the ancestors|of these air-breathing mammals ventured|into the seas to follow dolphins|in the wild is to discover one of the most remarkable|adaptations in the natural world they use their intelligence|to survive changing or inventing strategies|to suit their environment spinner dolphins leap in what|appears to a display of exuberance in fact, they may be signaling|others to join them, or coordinating|movements of the pod... a kind of long|distance communication. At close range, dolphins "speak" through|clicks and whistles. These signals can|mean anything from "food's over here" to "watch out!|There's danger!" They also communicate|through touching. Dolphins are notoriously affectionate|and extremely sensuous. When dolphins mate, they swim in rhythm|with the female on top. Sex is as frequent|as it is casual. It's not always|for reproduction often it's a social tool used to strengthen|and maintain bonds whether old or young male or female - all dolphins|engage in caressing and petting but beneath this veneer|of harmony lies a darker side...|marked by conflict and violence surprisingly the|beloved bottlenose we know as "flipper" may be the|most aggressive dolphin species in the bahamas two male bottlenose harass|a male spotted dolphin at first the interaction|seems harmless enough but it quickly escalates the bottlenose take|turns assaulting the spotted perhaps|to assert their dominance next they turn on a spotted|dolphin half their size it's only a calf bottlenose are among the|very few wild creatures that will kill for reasons|other than hunger swimming in formation a group of adult spotteds|rush in to intercede in the flurry of threats the calf escapes|to the surface bottlenose are even|more prone to clashing with members|of their own species these males in the|bahamas bear many scars including those|from fierce battles a first sign of impending|trouble is "jaw clapping" a clear audible threat when fights break out they're marked|by head ramming biting and blows from|powerful flukes many dolphins have|evolved their own sometimes brutal aspects of society shark bay|in western australia where vast sea|grass beds support a large community|of bottlenose dolphins here an international|team of scientists investigates|dolphin aggression the waters of shark|bay are in the throes of what appears|to be a gang fight groups of males are observed|chasing down other males it can go on for hours|and cover miles of territory the battles are over females part of an extremely complex social|system only now being unraveled by dr. Richard connor from the|university of massachusetts he's spent his professional life|studying dolphins in the wild and his work has changed|our image of the dolphin i think in the 1960's|the myth was generated that dolphins were|all sweetness and light and almost incapable|of aggression at least that was|the public perception carried on a large|part until today dolphins are capable of|a lot of aggression they can be quite nasty|depending on the circumstance they are complex intelligent social mammals|and that carries with it a range of behaviors from|the nice to the not so nice just like in our own species and like our own species dolphins are|highly individualistic to study their relationships connor needs to clearly|recognize individuals he does this by their|unique fin markings he's studied them in|shark bay since 1982 and he knows over|three hundred dolphins by name and minnie right there|between them. And here comes bad ghost|and poltergeist. There ' s wow resting at the surface.|There ' s myrtle, there ' s hobo. Www and horton?|Beautiful, look at that! All together. Connor is|especially intrigued by relationships|between the males to him, it's like cracking|the code of a secret society they follow a|mature male with a jagged dorsal fin|named "bottom hook" he's usually observed swimming|with another male called "pointer" they're almost inseparable forming|what connor calls an alliance some of these alliances last|for a dozen years or more today a female is seen|swimming between them as if she's being herded in fact, she is|their captive they guard her night and day very rarely do you see the female|off to the side from the males they like to keep her|between them that basically eliminates|avenues of escape for her we've seen them keep females|for over a month at a time bottomhook and pointer|are vigilant their strategy is to keep her|from mating with other males to limit the female's|choice to themselves we've often seen|the males use alot of aggression to keep|the female with them. Even so, it's likely that the|female wants to mate with these males as well as|other males in the bay the males are trying|to sequester the female simply|to increase the chance that they will be|the father of the offspring eventually, the hungry males|must break formation to feed pointer races|off to chase a fish it's a risky move|because in the confusion the female|may try to escape one male will be close to|the female for a while the other will be off|foraging catching fish and then they'll switch. And the one that was|off chasing fish will come back and|stay close to the female now here pointer is rushing|back towards her now as pointer resumes|guard duty he warns the female|with a popping sound it means: "stay close" for other male|alliances are prowling the bay in search of|females to capture and they'll kidnap|them from rivals but not without help connor found that|different alliances will join forces|to kidnap females or to defend against attacks some of these groups|have joined together to form a nearly|invincible super-alliance it consists of|fourteen males and their captive females unique in the animal kingdom connor calls them the|"wow crowd" we suspect from|what we can see the "wow crowd" seems|to dominate interactions in this area probably by being|in such a large group they are able to|defeat other alliances but we suspect that the way|they're always changing partners is required to maintain|friendly bonds within the group they have to|take turns cooperating with each other|to sort of keep things on a friendly basis|between all the alliances maintaining relations|in such a large group is a|delicate proposition but the pay-off is clear like a fierce tribe the "wow crowd" dominates|other alliances and can aggressively pursue|its goal of capturing females it's easy to lose sight of the|females' role in all this in fact, she is|the motivating force behind much of this|machiavellian male behavior the females of|most dolphin species have a mating strategy|of their own and it calls for multiple|sexual partners so in spite of the|males' best efforts to restrict the females' choice it's not entirely successful this spotted dolphin|female in the bahamas mates with a number of|eager males any one of these partners may end|up being the father of her calf in a surprising way this strategy may protect|her future offspring a female dolphin will usually|give birth to a single calf after a year|long pregnancy it'll be a few years before this one|becomes spotted like its mother after giving birth|the female is unreceptive during the calf's first|few years she will spurn the advances|of courting males but young males can be|dangerously persistent adult male dolphins may do|more than simply harass females they are strongly suspected of|killing dolphin calves a possible strategy for making|the female receptive again this time|the mother fights them off in shark bay, a female, nicky|cruises the shallows with her calf she's being herded by|bottomhook and pointer like most female dolphins|she's mated with a number of partners so the scientists are not sure|who the father of the calf is but then neither|are bottomhook and pointer and in their uncertainty,|the calf is spared finding food is the|mother's top priority and here in shark|bay she's discovered some surprising resources there's something|enchanting about coming in contact|with dolphins in the wild the activity is|carefully monitored to avoid potential harm|to dolphins or to humans please, please don't reach|out to her head, please that's nicky;|she will bite you trust me she hasn't bitten|anybody since yesterday... if you're lucky|enough to be called out just step out hold the fish by the tail not the dolphin... place right down into|the dolphins mouths please do not be tempted|to touch during the feeding that's when we can|have accidents this kind of|interaction between humans and wild dolphins|occurs in very few places for some, it's a|healing experience for others a kind of mystical,|new age encounter but to the hungry dolphins it's|mostly about getting a fish if there's a lesson here|for the calf it's that a dolphin must always|be inventive in finding food for out in the wild|it's no easy task calves are dependent on their mothers|for some three to six years during this period the young dolphin must learn|how to fend for itself like humans, dolphins are not|born with the skills to survive the learning process may start|through simple mimicry the calf will imitate|its mother's every pose posture and action if she stands with her|tail in the sand the calf will follow suit even though it may not have|an inkling of why she's doing so dolphins are opportunistic feeders and the young must learn|many extremely difficult and creative|hunting techniques the mother is using|sound in a way the calf may not be|capable of just yet the buzzing sound is a series|of rapid fire clicks part of a sophisticated sensory|system called echolocation the sound signals|penetrate the sands then echo back, giving a clear|indication of what lies below it's like x-ray vision capable of seeing through|almost any porous medium dolphin calves can create|sounds shortly after birth mostly whistles|used for communication the clicks required for echolocation|may take months to develop like most intelligent|predators dolphins learn to hunt|by making a game out of it this trunkfish is|not part of their diet but for the young dolphins it's a target to practice on it takes an adult to|demonstrate proper form calves often wander away|from their mothers sometimes up to half a mile though it can be dangerous taking risks is an|important part of learning these young dolphins|may not very adept but at least they're|catching fish on their own the mortality rate for|young dolphins is very high in shark bay fifty percent don't|survive their first year much depends on how|quickly the calf can master new skills|for survival a mother leads her calf on|strenuous runs in the shallows the calf can|barely keep up this is basic training|for a difficult and dangerous|fishing strategy it's a skill passed on from|generation to generation the techniques that|dolphin calves learn are often unique|to where they live the steep cliffs of cape peron|block the prevailing winds creating calm|clear waters along the beach. Shallows can be dangerous|places for dolphins strandings are not|uncommon and here they can easily be|cornered by predators but the shallow water|is a hunting ground for a small|group of specialists here they practice|a fishing technique other dolphins find|too risky the shallows would seem to|favor the smaller creature but the dolphin has mastered|the art of hydroplaning skimming through|mere inches of water sometimes breathing air|has its advantages the sea eagle who's watched the chase|with intense interest times his|swoop perfectly of the four to five hundred|dolphins in shark bay only a handful of females|have mastered this technique often dolphins play with|their catch before eating it just offshore a dolphin tosses|a snake eel about like a ragdoll the others approach the tossed|prey with great interest but they will not touch it|observing some kind of protocol scientists have speculated|it's a way of confirming trust or simply avoiding|a costly conflict when calves catch their tiny fish|they too make a great show of it by five or six years old young dolphins no longer|need their mother's guidance they will be part|of a hunting culture that will forever be as|challenging as it is perilous dolphins have|adapted to an alien world that is hostile|to air-breathing mammals in the dark of night dolphins need to|know what's out there using their echolocation dolphins can detect the size shape- even the|density of an object but it's only|good for a hundred yards or so and is|highly directional detecting nothing|from behind it's so accurate|they can clearly distinguish between|different species of fish even in daylight|visibility is limited underwater but using sonar can|be risky because the tell-tale clicks may reveal|your presence to predators so dolphins rely more on|their excellent hearing the best defense is to stay together|keep silent - and listen success in hunting is knowing|when to use your sonar and when to turn it off with its own|sonar turned off a killer whale moves silently|through alaskan waters - listening it can hear the|slightest splashing the very breathing|of distant prey a group of dall's porpoises|just up ahead these are among the fastest|small cetaceans so quick and agile they can|elude most predators they travel these icy waters|in groups of two to ten but for this small herd there's|little safety in numbers as quietly as possible the killer whales|are closing in the slightest sound would|betray their presence the porpoises|detect something but it may be too late the killers are capable of|speeds up to thirty miles per hour the porpoise zig-zags|for its life killer whales are masters at|cutting off the path of retreat this one dives below|a harbor porpoise like sharks|killer whales don't always finish off their prey|right away they'll often let|the victim struggle until it's energy is spent|or it simply bleeds to death other members of the pod|move in on a dall's porpoise that's|been hit it still has some life|left and tries to make it|to calmer inshore waters the males- like lions tend to|leave the hunting to the females now they join|in for the kill soon the restless|seas are resonating with the eerie calls|of the killers and the chilling sounds of|teeth crushing bone the porpoise had the|unhappy fate to be pursued by hunters with sensory|capabilities as good as its own for killer whales|are dolphins they are the largest|member of the family and the only dolphins that|habitually hunt their cousins still, they're the most|sociable of all dolphins living in highly stable|family groups most of the males never leave|the group they are born in some will even teach|the calves how to hunt this unfortunate|harbor seal is about to become a living|training tool the killer whales circle the prey|as if toying with it in fact they may be demonstrating|to their young how to cut off a prey's retreat|or how to confuse it more important the|calves will learn how to coordinate their efforts|with others in the pod older males have been observed|allowing calves to feed before they themselves|begin to eat the young will grow into|the ocean's top predators like killer whales, pilot whales|are misnamed and are true dolphins the second largest|of the family they can weigh up|to four tons pilot whales dive to|depths of a half mile in search of octopus|and squid these pygmy killer|whales may be every bit as fierce as|their namesakes and like their bigger|cousins, they're believed to kill|marine mammals but pygmy killers are very rare|and seldom observed in the wild there are over thirty|species of dolphins and we know very little|about most of them the northern right whale dolphin|is a gregarious creature often found|swimming with other species like white-sided dolphins. Dolphins come in a|variety of sizes and shapes what distinguishes|them as a family are anatomical features like the shape|of the jaws and teeth dolphins are designed|for the hunt this fifty ton monster|is a grazer not a hunter and it's a true whale southern right whales|are filter feeders straining enormous quantities|of water for tiny crustaceans the windswept shores of|patagonia in argentina once a year right whales migrate|to breed in the warm shallow waters here they are greeted|by dusky dolphins unlike their big|lumbering cousins duskys are small|fast, and agile in the summer months they leave the safety of coastal|waters to hunt miles offshore in deep waters, locating pursuing and catching prey|is exceptionally difficult but duskys have developed|some extraordinary tactics in the morning, small|search parties set out probing with their sonar there may be twenty to thirty|groups patrolling these waters each pod separated|by a mile or two the leaps give them a vantage|point for sighting prey seabirds have gathered up ahead|a sign they've found something this time of year southern|anchovies are here in vast numbers for the penguins|it's a feast it's up to the dolphins|to bring some order to all this and|they quickly do the dolphin's strategy is to|circle the school and drive it into an|ever tightening ball they guard the outside|perimeter by blowing bubbles which frightens the fish this takes advantage of|the fishes' natural defense to huddle together|when attacked as the fish ball|gets tighter the duskys take turns|grabbing mouthfuls of fish then retreat|to guard the perimeter soon the ball is|clustered so tightly the fishes' escape|response breaks down now it's simply a|matter of the dolphins' nipping food|off the edges as the feeding progresses the dolphin calves|are nowhere to be seen for others drawn|to the feast might prefer young dolphin to|a mouthful of anchovies mothers bring their calves|to a sort of nursery away from the chaos|of the feeding area for the rest of the group the feeding's over|and it's time to celebrate the event is marked by|exhilarating acrobatic displays dolphin groups that|usually travel apart now come together|to socialize in the world of dolphins|that means frequent sex with a variety|of partners the males- swimming upside down|follow the females they synchronize their|movement with hers all for a brief moment|of coupling physical contact among|these groups of dolphins strengthens|communal bonds for cooperative hunters these bonds are essential the duskys are about|to face a challenge that calls for teamwork|on monumental scale sixty feet below the|surface, a monstrous swirl of life undulates like a|strange super organism it's a mass of anchovies over|a hundred feet in diameter for these duskys it's the mother iode circling the fish|with violent splashes the duskys corral|them closer together a team of dolphins|works below the school herding it towards|the surface they must keep the|enormous mass together if it splits into|smaller schools they'll be hard to control finally, they succeed|in herding the great ball of fish to|the surface it serves as a wall,|closing off one avenue of escape now sea lions are drawn|to the scene the dolphins struggle to|keep the school together but the sea lions are|not team players they plunge into the|mass of fish to feed the school is simply too large|for the dolphins to control now the leaps serve|a different purpose high and acrobatic|they're calls for help from miles away,|other duskys rush to the feeding site they porpoise high in the air to|keep sight of the action ahead by the time they|reach the school there's a feeding|frenzy going on chaos reigns and the ball|is in danger of splitting apart the new arrivals|get right to work and quickly coordinate their|efforts with the other duskys now there are enough dolphins|to guard the perimeter while|they take turns feeding finally all the dolphins'|hard work pays off the fish have been|packed together so long they've consumed|too much oxygen there's little chance the|ball will split apart for the dolphins who can now|feed at will this hunt is over to ancient mariners the dolphins' mastery of|the ocean world seemed magical they were cast as heroes|in myth and legend today we look for glimpses|of ourselves in dolphins and we find them|in their conflicts yes - but also in the ways|they communicate and cooperate their sheer inventiveness. But there's no need|to romanticize or humanize dolphins to respect|them for what they are strong and intelligent hunters|in a wilderness called the sea |
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