Dolphin Shop
This the home of the UK Dolphin Shop.
We sell lots of dolphin, whale and wildlife themed gifts and collectibles and our site contains lots of pictures of dolphins and information on dolphins.
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Dolphin shop
Dolphin shop
We specialise in Dolphins but also offer a great range of wildlife related items. Animal gifts and Collectibles for all ages and tastes.
Dolphin Facts
Bottlenose Dolphins can live up to 40years and generally grow to around 4 metres in length. 
Facts about dolphins
Dolphins give birth to one baby at a time. A baby dolphin is called a calf.
Facts about dolphins
A wild dolphin slapping its tail on the water may be a warning to other dolphins of danger or a sign of irritation and annoyance. 
Facts about dolphins
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Dolphins are to many the very soul of the sea. Some believe that somewhere in time our evolutions may even have crossed.
Whatever the belief the fact remains, Dolphins are loved by many. A huge percentage of people in the UK, when asked what they would like to do before they die, stated that swimming with dolphins would be their choice.
If you like dolphins whales or other wildlife you have arrived at the right place. Our site aims to celebrate and protect mother natures gift. We ask that where possible you join with us in supporting the campaigns of world renowned charities such as WWF, Seawatch, Marine Connection and others who work consistantly to protect dolphins, whales and other endangered species and habitats.
Most of the pictures used on our dolphins site are original photos of the Moray Firth Dolphins. All pictures are copywrite and may only be used with express permission of site owners.
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Bottlenose Dolphins are probably the most recognised of all the dolphin species. Although the famous dolphin smile and the dolphins inquisitive nature often get dolphins of many different types into trouble.
Dolphins are are highly sociable animals, living in groups called pods.
On occasions dolphins from other pods will meet up and some wonderful interactions have been observed. Many of the dolphin pictures on our site specifically focus on dolphin populations in Cardigan Bay, Wales and the wild dolphins of Moray Firth, Scotland.
On numerous occasions we have been treated to spectacular acrobatics where these interactions have been taking place.
Dolphin calfs ( babies) are known to stay with their mother for anything up to 6 years. This childhood is time served learning all about how to fit into the social group known as the pod and feeding techniques.
Young male dolphins will often leave their own pods and form associations with other males.
Dolphins have a complex communication system which they use to identify and capture food and in order to talk to each other. Dolphins are highly intelligent and have one of the largest and most developed brains in the animal world. They use a form of sonar (clicks) to measure distances to food sources, to herd them and to aid in communication.
Dolphins communicate with each other by whistling. Each dolphin will develop its own signature whistle which, like a name, helps the individual identify other members of its pod and to be identified.
Dolphin intelligence is most visible when watching a pod of hungry dolphins awaiting an outflow of Salmon. The team effort placed on herding and catching fish is a spectacle to behold.
The way in which the dolphins will play with the fish, tossing it and catching it before finally devouring is another part of the entertainment in itself, though not perhaps for the salmon.
Although dolphins main animal predators are sharks, by far the worst predator of all is man. Through pollution, hunting and overfishing, use of nets that kill and maim dolphins and other marine mammals many dolphin species are critically endangered.
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Dolphins are to many the very soul of the sea. Some believe that somewhere in time our evolutions may even have crossed.
Whatever the belief the fact remains, Dolphins are loved by many. A huge percentage of people in the UK, when asked what they would like to do before they die, stated that swimming with dolphins would be their choice.
If you like dolphins whales or other wildlife you have arrived at the right place. Our site aims to celebrate and protect mother natures gift. We ask that where possible you join with us in supporting the campaigns of world renowned charities such as WWF, Seawatch, Marine Connection and others who work consistantly to protect dolphins, whales and other endangered species and habitats.
Most of the pictures used on our dolphins site are original photos of the Moray Firth Dolphins. All pictures are copywrite and may only be used with express permission of site owners.
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Dolphins are are highly sociable animals, living in groups called pods.
On occasions dolphins from other pods will meet up and some wonderful interactions have been observed. Many of the dolphin pictures on our site specifically focus on dolphin populations in Cardigan Bay, Wales and the wild dolphins of Moray Firth, Scotland.
On numerous occasions we have been treated to spectacular acrobatics where these interactions have been taking place.
Dolphin calfs ( babies) are known to stay with their mother for anything up to 6 years. This childhood is time served learning all about how to fit into the social group known as the pod and feeding techniques.
Young male dolphins will often leave their own pods and form associations with other males.
Dolphins have a complex communication system which they use to identify and capture food and in order to talk to each other. Dolphins are highly intelligent and have one of the largest and most developed brains in the animal world. They use a form of sonar (clicks) to measure distances to food sources, to herd them and to aid in communication.
Dolphins communicate with each other by whistling. Each dolphin will develop its own signature whistle which, like a name, helps the individual identify other members of its pod and to be identified.
Dolphin intelligence is most visible when watching a pod of hungry dolphins awaiting an outflow of Salmon. The team effort placed on herding and catching fish is a spectacle to behold.
The way in which the dolphins will play with the fish, tossing it and catching it before finally devouring is another part of the entertainment in itself, though not perhaps for the salmon.
Although dolphins main animal predators are sharks, by far the worst predator of all is man. Through pollution, hunting and overfishing, use of nets that kill and maim dolphins and other marine mammals many dolphin species are critically endangered.
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Wildlife Gifts <>The Big Cats <>Elephants
<>Dogs and Cats <>The Great Outdoors <> Kids stuff <>
<>British Countryside <> Gifts & Collectibles <>