Dolphin sound frequencies, particularly their ultrasonic echolocation clicks ranging from about 2,000 Hz up to 100,000 Hz, are believed to have potential therapeutic effects for children with cerebral palsy! These high-frequency sounds can create gentle vibrations that may influence brain activity by promoting relaxation and improving neural synchronization between brain hemispheres. This process, similar to vibroacoustic therapy, might help reduce muscle stiffness and enhance motor control. Add

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After spotting a pod of bottlenose dolphins, I pulled on my scuba gear and jumped into the crystal clear waters of the Bahamas just as the SeaLegacy 1 slowed to a crawl. Dolphins generally prefer to avoid people and swim off before you can capture any decent footage. This group, however, was focused on crater-feeding, a hunting method in which they use echolocation to find prey hiding beneath the sand and then dive nose-first into the seabed, sometimes all the way up to their pectoral fins, to c