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Best 1 Billie (Port Adelaide, Australia)

Billie is a bottlenose dolphin residing near Port Adelaide, Australia. She gained recognition for developing the remarkable ability to tail-walk, initially observed during rehabilitation in 1988. This behavior subsequently spread within her local wild dolphin population, offering scientists valuable...

8.00 Great
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Remarkable learned tail-walking behavior and cultural transmission, strong scientific interest and public charm.

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2 Wave (Port Adelaide, Australia)

Wave is a wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin residing in the Port River estuary near Port Adelaide, Australia. She gained scientific and public attention for adopting the tail-walking behavior pioneered by another local dolphin named Billie. Billie learned the trick during a brief stint in a marin...

7.16 Good
Why this score

Notable for adopting tail-walking behavior, interesting scientifically but less famous than Billie.

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