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Welcome to the collection of images dedicated to the amazing dolphins! These marine mammals are known for their intelligence and friendly behavior, making them one of the most popular residents of oceans and seas.

Dolphins are a group of marine mammals belonging to the family Delphinidae. Their physical structure is beautifully adapted for aquatic life: a streamlined body, powerful flippers, and a tail fin that allows them to reach speeds of up to 60 km/h. Dolphins have a thick layer of subcutaneous fat that protects them from cold water and helps them retain heat.

These creatures inhabit warm oceans and seas all over the world. Dolphins prefer floating seaweed, reefs, and areas with rich biodiversity where they can find food. They usually live in pods, which promotes their social structure and mutual assistance in searching for food and protection from predators.

Typical groups for dolphins can range from small pods consisting of a few individuals to large schools containing hundreds of these amazing animals. They hunt for fish and squid, diving to significant depths. Interactions between dolphins include a variety of sounds and gestures, highlighting their intelligence and sense of community.

Dolphins are also known for their unique behavior, performing acrobatic tricks above the water's surface, which attracts the attention of both locals and tourists. These marine mammals play an important role in the ocean's ecosystem by helping to maintain balance in marine communities.

In our collection, you will find high-quality photographs of dolphins capturing their beauty and grace in various natural conditions. These images are perfect for educational and informational materials, as well as for inspiration. Scientific research also shows that studying dolphins can provide important data on the state of oceanic ecosystems.

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Dolphin swimming among coral reefs and colorful fish
Dolphin and Corals in the Underwater World