How do dolphins use body language to communicate?
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Dolphins use body language for communication by performing various movements such as leaping, slapping the water with their tails, or swimming in coordinated patterns. These actions convey messages about their intentions, social status, or excitement. For instance, tail slaps can indicate agitation or signal other dolphins. In addition to body language, dolphins use a complex system of vocalisations to communicate, with each dolphin’s signature whistle acting like a name for identification.