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britain show similarities between dolphin whistles and the human communication. do these dolphins talk to each other? yes. they do interact with each other vocally. they use sounds to communicate. and what the sounds mean, we don t entirely know. but they know. they know. and i think what is most common with these animals, the sounds aren t a language, it s a vocabulary like what we have. like dogs barking or wolves howling in the forest, that means something to those wolves, that means something to those dog us. and dolphins are very similar in that aspect. reporter: to most it would seem that dolphins are talking to each other, not just barking. when we re under water, it is noisy, there s clicks and whistles and sounds. and because their hearing is built entirely different than our, it s very it s like a charterbox down there. reporter: the fact is they re not using their mouths at all. they don t have vocal chords
all right. well, this weekend, our new franchise, the science behind where we explore the why behind the what. today s story is where science meets pretty adorable. a new dolphin study says dolphins don t just communicate with the clicks, whistles, those buzzing noises that you hear. they actually call each other by unique names, kind of like humans. our chad myers has the details. reporter: we ve known for dwleers every dolphin has a specific and distinctive whistle, but now scientists believe that this sound they re calling out is actually a name. can you do your signature whistle? reporter: to better under the science behind dolphin language, marine biologists used underwater recorders to track the signature whistles, hoping to unlock secrets to now mos mammals communicate. the new study out of great