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Toni Frohoff, Director of TerraMar Research, studying a wild dolphin in Irish Seas
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Guests
- Naomi Rose Senior Scientist for Humane Society International, specializing in international marine mammal protection issues.
- Toni Frohoff Director of TerraMar Research and co-author of the book, "Dolphin Mysteries: Unlocking the Secrets of Communication."
- Janet Mann Professor of Psychology and Biology at Georgetown University, director of the Shark Bay Dolphin Research Project and author of the book "Cetacean Societies: Field studies of dolphins and whales."
- Lori Marino Senior Lecturer in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology at Emory University in Atlanta, studies evolution of the brain and intelligence in cetaceans and primates.
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