IUCN Status: Near Threatened

Dolphins are important for maintaining the balance of marine ecosystems as they prey on fish and squid, helping control their populations. Their social behavior and intelligence also make them key indicators of ocean health, and they play a role in nutrient cycling through their feeding activities.

Fun fact: Dolphins have names! They use unique whistles to identify and call out to each other, much like how humans use names.

This symbolic adoption supports OFI's research and education initiatives, including free educational programs and shark conservation research.

Size: 12 inches