LINKS to other dolphin-related sites

POPULAR SITES If you're looking for information about dolphins that's easy to assimilate, try these sites. Their content varies widely from news to personal experiences and fiction, but is directed at the lay reader.

• io9, a widely-read science-fiction and fantasy site that carried the 'Wet Goddess' press release
  

• The Original Dolphin Project, dedicated to ending captivity for marine mammals
  

• Save Japan Dolphins, Ric O'Barry's current project with Earth Island Institute to end the dolphin drive harvest and slaughters in Japan
  

• International Marine Mammal Project at Earth Island Institute
  

SCIENCE SITES These sites approach dolphins and other marine mammals from a primarily scientific basis. Observations and hypotheses must be validated by experiments and factual data, presented in terms that can be mathematically quantified. You will not encounter many flights of fancy, but you can bet the fish farm on what you read here.

• Marine Biology International
  One of the Web's premier groups for the dissemination of information about life in the world's oceans and other deep, wet spots.
  Hosted by killer whale biologist Dr. Gregory R. Mann. I am also one of the (many talented) moderators on this site!
  
• Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, Florida, one of the world's top marine labs and home of the Sarasota Dolphin Research Program, the longest-running study of wild dolphins anywhere!
  

ZOOPHILIA SITES Here you will find sexual content ranging from scholarly discussions of zoophilia and bestiality to writers' stories and personal descriptions of their experiences. Some of this is adult content. If you are easily offended, I do not recommend you visit these sites; if you do, it's at your own risk.
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