Common Wild Dolphins Playing In Gulf Florida
A couple of common wild dolphins play out in the blue green waters of the Gulf of Mexico just off the coast of Florida.
A pair of wild common dolphins play out in the beautiful blue-green waters of the Gulf of Mexico just off the coast of Florida.
Common dolphins live in many habitats around the world and there are just about forty species of wild dolphins.
They are very closes related to whales and porpoises and many people refer to porpoises as dolphins but they are not the same.
Photo of a pair of common wild dolphins playing out in the beautiful bluish green waters of the Gulf of Mexico near Florida.
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In this photo these are bottlenose dolphins which means they have more of a beak whereas porpoises have a more rounded face.
Dolphins seem to prefer more shallow water and are carnivores. You might come across a school of fish jumping out of the water frantically and it’s possible there’s a dolphin just underneath trying to get a meal.
One interesting fact about dolphins is that they eat fish and squid mostly and have a tactic of herding the fish into a ball and then attacking the ball to get the most out of their efforts.
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