This dolphin is using a hunting technique where it whacks its tail fluke into the surface of the water, sending a shock wave to confuse the fish and make them easier to catch! 🐬 Learn more fun facts about dolphins: ausgeo.co/bottlenosedolphins 🎥 Leigh Clarke #australia #dolphin #wildlife #nature #ocean #beach #oceanlife #sealife #dolphins #fish #fishing #underwater #snokelling #scuba #diving #marinelife #marineconservation | Australian Geographic

Bottlenose dolphins aren’t all the same - different ecotypes are adapted to different habitats. Our dolphins belong to the coastal ecotype, meaning they don’t roam vast distances but instead thrive in familiar, shallow coastal waters. That’s exactly why our ocean-fed lagoons are the perfect fit. Fed directly by the sea, these lagoons provide natural tides, temperatures, and salinity levels, mirroring the dynamic coastal environments these dolphins are built for. It’s a space where they can swim,