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There are about 40 species of dolphins swimming the waters of the world. They are part of the family of whales and killer whales, but are actually dolphins.
The dolphins are very intelligent and social, living in groups that hunt and even play together. They use many sounds, including clicks, whistles and squeaks. But, is it a kind of a language to communicate with each other? What are they talking about?
Let's try to unveil this mystery using such subjects as zoology, geography, history, and ecology.
Additionally, we practice such skills as active learning, seeking and synthesizing information, critical thinking, reasoning and argumentation, interpretation, communication, curiosity and imagination.
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