Tool Culture: Sponges, Shells and Mud Nets
Traditions that pass mother-to-daughter: sponge armor in Shark Bay, shell traps in Brazil, mud plumes in the Caribbean.
Playlist by @hidden_dolphin_culture
9 tracks, shared on Audicious.
- DOLPHINS CREATE SPONGE ARMOR — Animal Wire
- Dolphins trick fish with mud "nets" | One Life | BBC — BBC Earth
- This Dolphin Hunts Fish With ‘Net’ Made of Mud | Nat Geo Wild — Nat Geo Animals
- Dolphins spotted trapping fish in mud rings in the Caribbean — New Scientist
- Scientists SHOCKED as Dolphins Filmed Using Shells to Trap Prey for the First Time — New York Post
- How and why some Dolphins use tools — UQ - School of Psychology
- DOLPHINS CREATE SPONGE ARMOR -2017 — Freddy Owens
- News of the Day - Dolphins Use Tools — usoceangov
- Awesome Footage of Dolphins Using the Mud Ring Feeding Technique to Circle and Catch Fish in Florida — See Through Canoe