EarthSky // Blogs // Biodiversity By Beverly Spicer Mar 18, 2009

Dolphins: Not so tiny bubbles

You can find several versions on YouTube of this extraordinarily beautiful phenomenon, plus a short segment of an awesome underwater bubble ring.

Over 3 million people have already watched the YouTube video of dolphins engaging in their characteristic behavior of blowing bubbles, but if you haven’t seen it, I hope you will watch it immediately! It is delightful, interesting, intriguing, and fascinating, and there is commentary in a longer version about how and why they do it. There are several versions of this extraordinarily beautiful phenomenon, and a short segment of an “awesome underwater bubble ring” all by itself that I found spell-binding. There is a website devoted to dolphins and their bubble blowing you can find here.

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3 Responses to Dolphins: Not so tiny bubbles

  1. Marty Canright says:

    LOVED this video and love your blog. m

  2. What beauty! Thanks for linking the videos to these bubble blowing dolphins!

  3. deborahbyrd says:

    Wonderful! Thank you.

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