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Kona

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A dolphin named after the Kona coast of Hawaii's Big Island, where spinner dolphins (Stenella longirostris) gather in nearshore bays to rest during the day before foraging offshore at night.

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Why is the dolphin named Kona?

The dolphin is named after the Kona coast of Hawaii’s Big Island. That coast is known for nearshore bays where spinner dolphins gather during the day.

What species is Kona?

Kona is a spinner dolphin, a species scientifically known as Stenella longirostris. Spinner dolphins often rest in protected coastal bays before moving offshore to feed.

Where do spinner dolphins like Kona rest?

They rest in nearshore bays along the Kona coast of Hawaii’s Big Island. These sheltered areas are used during the day, while the dolphins forage offshore at night.

What is unusual about spinner dolphin behavior?

Spinner dolphins commonly divide their routine between daytime rest and nighttime feeding. The Kona coast provides bays for resting close to shore before the animals travel offshore to forage.

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