Wild dolphins are an elusive subject for behavioral studies. This title assembles a variety of discoveries about dolphins. It surveys some of the most interesting research on dolphin behavior and also offers lay readers a look at the scientific mind at work.
Pryor and Norris are distinguished writers as well as scientists, and the book includes entertaining essays, by one of both editors, on the intriguing history and significance of dolphin research. This book not only surveys the most interesting recent research on dolphin behavior but also provides a fascinating record of the scientific mind at work.
