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HomeNewsPleas in a pod: dolphins teach each other how to beg
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Pleas in a pod: dolphins teach each other how to beg

Experts say begging behaviour can be dangerous for dolphins and the trait could spread. Picture: Supplied.
by Fraser Barton, AAP Townsville

Dolphins could be exploiting the generosity of Queensland's recreational fishers and teaching each other how to beg for food. University […]

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