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This section provides access to specialized resources dedicated to exploring nature and dolphins, offering a comprehensive overview of scientific and educational materials for researchers, students, and marine life enthusiasts.
Specialized Nature Media Banks:
An extensive collection of high-quality photographs, scientific research, and multimedia materials that reveal the intricate world of dolphins and marine ecosystems. These resources capture the complexity of marine life through professional documentation and cutting-edge research.
Scientific and Educational Archives:
Unique data collections from leading global and Russian research institutes, containing up-to-date information about marine mammals. These archives serve as a critical resource for understanding dolphin behavior, ecology, and conservation efforts.
Open Scientific Libraries:
Digital platforms providing free access to scientific articles, research papers, and publications about dolphins and marine biology. These libraries democratize access to scientific knowledge, supporting academic research and public education.
Specialized Databases:
Comprehensive information systems that accumulate data on marine mammals, their behavior, ecology, and interactions with the environment. These databases offer in-depth insights into the complex lives of dolphins and marine ecosystems.
Ocean Ecology Resources:
Detailed materials focusing on marine biodiversity conservation, environmental challenges, and conservation initiatives. These resources highlight the critical importance of protecting marine environments and understanding their ecological dynamics.
Professional Scientific Publications:
Access to journals, collections, and research papers addressing current issues in dolphin studies and marine ecosystems. These publications represent the cutting edge of scientific understanding about marine life.
Multimedia Materials:
Documentaries, video materials, podcasts, and media content about dolphins, marine life, and ecological research. These resources provide engaging and immersive ways to explore marine science and conservation.
An extensive collection of high-quality photographs, scientific research, and multimedia materials that reveal the intricate world of dolphins and marine ecosystems. These resources capture the complexity of marine life through professional documentation and cutting-edge research.
Scientific and Educational Archives:
Unique data collections from leading global and Russian research institutes, containing up-to-date information about marine mammals. These archives serve as a critical resource for understanding dolphin behavior, ecology, and conservation efforts.
Open Scientific Libraries:
Digital platforms providing free access to scientific articles, research papers, and publications about dolphins and marine biology. These libraries democratize access to scientific knowledge, supporting academic research and public education.
Specialized Databases:
Comprehensive information systems that accumulate data on marine mammals, their behavior, ecology, and interactions with the environment. These databases offer in-depth insights into the complex lives of dolphins and marine ecosystems.
Ocean Ecology Resources:
Detailed materials focusing on marine biodiversity conservation, environmental challenges, and conservation initiatives. These resources highlight the critical importance of protecting marine environments and understanding their ecological dynamics.
Professional Scientific Publications:
Access to journals, collections, and research papers addressing current issues in dolphin studies and marine ecosystems. These publications represent the cutting edge of scientific understanding about marine life.
Multimedia Materials:
Documentaries, video materials, podcasts, and media content about dolphins, marine life, and ecological research. These resources provide engaging and immersive ways to explore marine science and conservation.
The mission of this section is to create a comprehensive information space that brings together the best scientific and educational resources for anyone interested in studying dolphins, marine biology, and nature's ecology.
By providing diverse and accessible resources, we aim to:
Whether you're a student, researcher, conservation enthusiast, or simply curious about marine life, this media library offers a gateway to exploring the fascinating world of dolphins and ocean ecosystems.
By providing diverse and accessible resources, we aim to:
- Promote scientific literacy
- Encourage marine conservation awareness
- Support research and education
- Foster a deeper understanding of marine ecosystems
Whether you're a student, researcher, conservation enthusiast, or simply curious about marine life, this media library offers a gateway to exploring the fascinating world of dolphins and ocean ecosystems.
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movies about dolphins
Documentary, 2016, 43 min, 18+
Spinner Dolphins
"Spinner Dolphins" is a captivating documentary that explores the graceful inhabitants of the Fernando de Noronha archipelago in Brazil. Every morning, around 800 spinner dolphins gather in the Dolphin Bay, showcasing breathtaking jumps and spins. Independent researchers study their behavior, striving to balance species preservation with the growing impact of human activities.
Orcas and other dolphins are highly intelligent and social animals. Every day, thanks to science and experience, we become increasingly aware of how cruel it is to keep them in concrete tanks for profit, forcing them to perform tricks and entertain audiences. However, more and more people around the world are standing up to protect them from human cruelty and captivity.
Let’s take a look at how dolphins live in their natural habitat.
Let’s take a look at how dolphins live in their natural habitat.
dolphins and humans
Set out on a journey that brings marine mammals closer than any documentary before. No other creature of the sea is so similar to humans like the dolphin. They are compassionate, curious, and full of life.
Adopted by Dolphins, Flipper's Family Secrets - Go Wild
Follows a special group of researchers who are accepted as companions by a big population of bottlenose dolphins in the Red Sea. With a unique style of diving, Swiss biologist Angela Ziltener and dive base operator Michael Stadermann are capable of accompanying the animals for hours and days. While dolphin research usually takes place topside, Angela and Michael for the very first time watch the wild dolphins' behaviour from a dolphin's perspective. Willingly, the animals expose their social behaviour and their games, their exciting love life, kidnapping of females and even the use of medical substances provided by corals.
Dolphins: Even Smarter Than You Thought | Nat Geo Live
From learning English symbols to teaming up to trick their prey, dolphin intelligence continues to surprise researchers. National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry catches the dolphins' remarkable behavior in action.
Samu the Baby Dolphin | Dolphins of Shark Bay | BBC Earth
Samu is the newest dolphin of the beachies clan in Shark Bay, Western Australia. Witness his transformation from a newborn calf to a fully grown dolphin.
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movies about the ocean
"Planet Ocean" is an international documentary directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand and Michael Pitiot. It has won "Best Cinematography Award, Blue Ocean Festival", "Audience Award, UK Green Film Festival" and "Monterey Bay Film Festival".
The 90-minute film, created by Yann Arthus—Bertrand and Mikael Picot, offers the viewer a new look at the ocean, nature's greatest mystery. The authors strive to speak simply and easily about the fragility and beauty of the planet, inspiring future generations to believe in a better and sustainable future.
The stunning cinematography takes the viewer to the most unexplored corners of the Earth, revealing both the wonders and the threats facing humanity. Scientists and biologists from the international TARA team participate in the film, which gives the picture scientific depth and authenticity.
This is not only a fascinating journey through extreme geographical locations, but also a powerful call for respect and protection of the world in which we live.
The 90-minute film, created by Yann Arthus—Bertrand and Mikael Picot, offers the viewer a new look at the ocean, nature's greatest mystery. The authors strive to speak simply and easily about the fragility and beauty of the planet, inspiring future generations to believe in a better and sustainable future.
The stunning cinematography takes the viewer to the most unexplored corners of the Earth, revealing both the wonders and the threats facing humanity. Scientists and biologists from the international TARA team participate in the film, which gives the picture scientific depth and authenticity.
This is not only a fascinating journey through extreme geographical locations, but also a powerful call for respect and protection of the world in which we live.
Planète Océan [FR]
Un film de 90 minutes réalisé par Yann Arthus-Bertrand et Michael Pitiot.
Planet Ocean [DE]
Ein 90-minütiger film unter der Regie von Yann Arthus-Bertrand und Michael Pitiot.
Planet Ocean [JP]
ヤン・アーサス・ベルトランドとマイケル・ピティオが監督した90分の映画。
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DOLPHIN BOOKS
by Fabienne Delfour
In the skin of a dolphin:
Intelligence, emotions, culture
“There they are! They rise gently towards me, breaking away from the sandy bottom, then approach, almost brushing against me. Immersed in the warm turquoise waters, I hold my breath as our eyes meet. We often have a romantic image of dolphins, conforming to the clichés distilled from films and TV series. However, these strangely familiar social mammals reveal themselves to be singular beings when you put yourself in their shoes, as suggested by the author, one of the few French cetologists. Judge for yourself: they set up fish traps, have names by which they call each other, form alliances, are outstanding acousticians, grieve and even practice sex education! Intelligence, emotions, culture, communication, learning: it's time to approach dolphins in the first person and understand their world. A salutary book for rethinking our relationship with living beings and finding our rightful place in it.
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COMMUNITY PROJECTS
Environmental and dolphin resources
Dolphin Project
Environmental and dolphin resources
Dolphin Embassy
Environmental and dolphin resources
Dolphins World
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Resources
- National Geographic — Offers articles, photos, and videos about nature, ecology, and marine mammals, including dolphins.
- Marine Conservation Society — A UK-based organization providing media resources and information on marine conservation.
- Smithsonian Institution MarineGEO — Archives of marine ecology studies and oceanographic data.
- International Whaling Commission (IWC) — Provides research, reports, and data on cetacean conservation and behavior.
- The Whale and Dolphin Conservation — Educational resources and scientific archives focusing on the conservation of dolphins and whales.
- PubMed Central — Free access to scientific articles and research, including studies on marine mammals.
- JSTOR — Provides free access to a large number of academic journals, including marine biology and ecology publications.
- OBIS (Ocean Biogeographic Information System) — A comprehensive database providing access to ocean biodiversity information, including marine mammals.
- The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) — Includes databases on the conservation status of species, including dolphins and other marine animals.
- MarineBio Conservation Society — A global resource for information on marine ecosystems, including data on ocean conservation.
- NOAA Fisheries — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s resource hub for ocean ecology, marine mammals, and conservation.
- Marine Mammal Science — An international journal dedicated to marine mammals, offering a range of scientific papers and articles.
- Oceanography — A peer-reviewed journal covering all aspects of oceanography, including marine mammals and ecological studies.
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