World Dolphin Day is celebrated on April 14 every year......

Dolphins are widely distributed aquatic animals and belong to a diverse group of aquatic animals. Dolphins are crustacean mammals related to dolphins and whales. There are nearly 40 extinct species of dolphins around the world. World Dolphin Day is an unofficial holiday that mainly focuses on the general plight of dolphins.

World Dolphin Day was created so that we could all pay tribute to this amazing mammal. Dolphins are extremely intelligent, as well as very sociable creatures.

Dolphins are mammals of the cetacean family that can be as small as 4 feet or as large as 30 feet. These mammals also prefer shallower seas, which is why there are so many opportunities for us to admire their beauty.

If you spend some time reading about dolphins on Dolphin Day, we're sure you'll be amazed at some of the information you find. Did you know that dolphins have built-in sonar? Echolocation to navigate and locate their food is the way that dolphin use. They essentially "see" sound, as the noise comes from the dolphin's surroundings and various objects. Bats also have this superpower!

There are many other interesting and fascinating facts about dolphins. We recommend that you spend some time learning more about the different species of dolphins. A lot of people assume that all dolphins look the same, but that's not the case. Dolphin has approximately 40 different species including pink dolphins, white and black dolphins. Moreover, there are some special species that maybe there are no fins on their backs, or there are no beaks! As you can see, everything has a lot of differences and destiny.

The most favorite facts about dolphins are that they are able to call each other names! And we don't mean nasty names! Scientists have discovered that dolphins call each other by a certain name.

Furthermore, some dolphin species are in decline due to dolphin poaching. So Hunting should be banned. Not only Humans, all living things on this earth have the right to their own life. Therefore, we must create an awareness to eliminate hunting for different purposes.