February 19, 2011

• Xenolinguistics has been traditionally linked to psychedelics. Dr. John C. Lilly was an earlier pioneer with dolphin communications. He had a keyboard to interface with them, but we're still waiting for the dolphin Ray Charles to surface.
• Wouldn't it be ugly if dolphins were into pop and bubble gum?
• It's worse than that, you know.
• Dolphin diplomacy
• Dolphin detects electric fields with ex-whisker pits
• Do Dolphins Speak Whale in Their Sleep?
• When meeting up at sea, bottlenose dolphins exchange name-like whistles
• Same gene linked to bigger brains of dolphins and primates
• 'In the Water, a Supercomputer and a Population of Dolphins'
• Killer Ukrainian dolphins on the loose
• Drones Over Dolphin Stampede and Whales off Dana Point and Maui
• Dolphin Whistle Translator Interprets Dolphin Sounds to Human Speech Live for the First Time
• Checking the Claim: A Device That Translates Dolphin Sounds Into English
• The Story of One Whale Who Tried to Bridge the Linguistic Divide Between Animals and Humans: While captive in a Navy program, a beluga whale named Noc began to mimic human speech. What was behind his attempt to talk to us?