The Animal House : June 27, 2009
Dolphin society and animal investigators
Inside Dolphin Society
Host Sam Litzinger learns about the clever dolphins of Australia's Shark Bay. Unlike their counterparts anywhere else in the world, these dolphins use tools to forage for food on the sea floor. Plus, we learn more about how dolphins name themselves -- and find each other when separated by miles of ocean.
Janet Mann, Professor of Psychology and Biology at Georgetown University
Dr. Gary Weitzman Answers Your Pet Questions
Dr. Gary Weitzman, Executive Director of the Washington Animal Rescue League
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