24K views · 1.3K reactions | Dolphins use echolocation, or biosonar, to navigate, locate food, and investigate their surroundings. They emit a series of clicks through their melon, their round forehead. The sound waves bounce off of objects, and return to the dolphin, who receives the sound waves through their lower jawbone.  Video by Kip Evans from the Cocos Island Hope Spot | Mission Blue | Facebook

177K views · 644 reactions | Echolocation training not only hones our dolphins’ skills and excites their minds, but also helps scientists with vital research into how they interact with their environment. So that they can drive policy that will protect their wild counterparts! | Dolphin Quest | Facebook