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由大卫·阿滕伯勒（David Attenborough）讲述并由??英国广播公司（BBC）出版的自然纪录片，作为英国广播公司（BBC）野生动物的一部分，于2003年在一个系列节目中播出-英语叙述Nature Documentary narrated by David Attenborough and published by BBC broadcasted as part of BBC Wildlife on One series in 2003 - English narration
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海豚有多聪明？Anuschka de Rohan审查了证据，包括海豚和David Attenborough爵士之间的水下电视相遇在密西西比州海洋哺乳动物研究所，海豚凯利享有很高的声誉。该研究所的所有海豚都经过训练，可以抓住掉入游泳池的任何垫料，直到看到训练师时，他们才可以用垫料换鱼。凯利（Kelly）进一步将这一任务推进了一步。当人们将纸掉进水中时，她将其藏在游泳池底部的一块石头下面。下次教练经过时，她会撕下一张纸交给教练。在获得鱼的奖励后，她回去，撕下另一张纸，得到另一条鱼，依此类推。这种行为特别有趣，因为这表明凯利对未来充满了洞察力，并延迟了满足感。实际上，她对人类进行了训练。用工具解决问题尽管海豚手无能为，但他们也可以使用工具来解决问题。科学家观察到一只海豚试图用死去的蝎鱼的刺状体戳戳出一条勉强的海ray，以摆脱其缝隙。在澳大利亚，宽吻海豚在浅口海床上觅食时将海绵放在鼻子上，以保护它们免受石鱼和黄貂鱼的刺侵害。许多海豚生活在复杂的社会中。为了跟踪大型社会团体中的许多不同关系，有助于建立有效的沟通系统。海豚使用各种a嗒声和口哨声来保持联系。目前没有证据表明海豚有自己的语言。但是我们'?几乎没有开始记录他们的所有声音和身体信号，更不用说试图对它们进行解密了，因此在商店中肯定会有一些惊喜。与手语交流在夏威夷的Kewalo盆地海洋实验室，Lou Herman和他的团队开发了一种与海豚交流的手势语，效果显着。海豚不仅了解单个单词的含义，而且还了解句子中单词顺序的重要性。例如，他们通常会立即做出正确反应，以“用您的尾巴触摸飞盘，然后跳过它”。这具有真正理解的特征，而不是刻板的训练。在BBC节目“一个人中的野生动物：海豚-深刻的思想家？”中，卢·赫尔曼（Lou Herman）的海豚之一阿卡卡迈（Akeakamai）在水下电视屏幕上观看戴维·阿滕伯勒爵士。没有人能预料到她会如何反应，但是当大卫出现在屏幕上时，她正确地回应了他的手语，甚至去模仿他。尽管它生活在一个与我们自己截然不同的世界中，但海豚在我们的生活中表现出色。 “智力测验”。关于这些灵活的问题解决者，仍然有很多要学习的知识，但是从到目前为止的证据来看，海豚似乎确实因其高度聪明而应有的声誉。How smart are dolphins?Anuschka de Rohan reviews the evidence, including an underwater-tv encounter between a dolphin and Sir David AttenboroughAt the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies in Mississippi, Kelly the dolphin has quite a reputation. All the institute's dolphins are trained to hold onto any litter that falls into their pools until they see a trainer, when they can trade the litter for fish. Kelly took this task one step further. When people drop paper into the water she hides it under a rock at the bottom of the pool.The next time a trainer passes, she tears off a piece of paper to give to the trainer. After a fish-reward, she goes back down, tears off another piece of paper, gets another fish, and so on. This behaviour is particularly interesting because it suggests that Kelly has a sense of the future and delays gratification. She has, in effect, trained the humans.Problem-soving with toolsDespite their lack of hands, dolphins can also use tools to solve problems. Scientists have observed a dolphin trying to get a reluctant moray eel to come out of its crevice by poking it with the spiny body of a dead scorpionfish. In Australia, bottlenose dolphins place sponges over their snouts as protection from the spines of stonefish and stingrays as they forage over shallow seabeds.Many species of dolphin live in complex societies. To keep track of the many different relationships within a large social group, it helps to have an efficient communication system. Dolphins use a variety of clicks and whistles to keep in touch. There is currently no evidence that dolphins have a language of their own. But we've barely begun to record all their sounds and body signals let alone try to decipher them, and so there are certain to be a few surprises in store.Communicating with sign languageAt Kewalo Basin Marine Laboratory in Hawaii, Lou Herman and his team have developed a sign language to communicate with the dolphins, and the results are remarkable. Not only do the dolphins understand the meaning of individual words, they also understand the significance of word order in a sentence. For example, they generally responded correctly straight away to "touch the frisbee with your tail and then jump over it." This has the characteristics of true under- standing, not rigid training.In the BBC programme Wildlife on One: Dolphins - Deep Thinkers?, one of Lou Herman's dolphins, Akeakamai, watches Sir David Attenborough on an underwater tv screen. No one could predict how she would react, but as soon as David appeared on the screen, she responded correctly to his sign language, and even had a go at imitating him.Despite inhabiting a very different world to ourselves, dolphins perform brilliantly in our 'intelligence tests'. There is still much to learn about these flexible problem-solvers, but from the evidence so far, it seems that dolphins do indeed deserve their reputation for being highly intelligent.
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