Like other dolphin species, Hawaiian spinners are highly social creatures. Aside from resting and nurturing young, they use their time in bays to socialize with each other.

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Like other dolphin species, Hawaiian spinners are highly social creatures. Aside from resting and nurturing young, they use their time in bays to socialize with each other.

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Like other dolphin species, Hawaiian spinners are highly social creatures. Aside from resting and nurturing young, they use their time in bays to socialize with each other. photo copyright NOAA Fisheries taken at and featuring the class

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