A recently published paper in Current Zoology describes how dolphins coordinate with each other, and with humans, during mullet fish hunts. “This serves as one lasting example that our interactions with nature don’t have to be one-sided. They can be mutual, too,” says Mauricio Cantor, the study's principal investigator.
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