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Cerullo, Mary M.

Dolphins: What They Can Teach Us

42 pp. | Dutton | February, 1999 | Trade ISBN 0-525-65263-9 $$16.99
(3) 4-6 Photographs by Jeffrey L. Rotman. This well-written profile focuses on dolphins' social behavior, communication, and interaction with humans (in both recreation and research, in captivity and the wild), and explores how our two species can benefit each other. The scientific and anecdotal information is elucidated with analogies readers will find fascinating and accessible, and the color photographs deftly capture the character of these intriguing animals. Bib., glos., ind.
Reviewer: Emma Loy-Santelli

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