Some bottlenose dolphins in Australia’s Shark Bay use shells to collect lunch. A dolphin will trap underwater prey in large sea snail shells, carry the shell to the surface and shake the contents into its mouth.
S. Wild/Dolphin Innovation Project
Some bottlenose dolphins in Australia’s Shark Bay use shells to collect lunch. A dolphin will trap underwater prey in large sea snail shells, carry the shell to the surface and shake the contents into its mouth.
S. Wild/Dolphin Innovation Project