They instruct us to move with the ebb and flow of the tides in our lives, instead of making mountains out of mole hills. As they live in the water but breath air, they bring us a lesson in rhythmic breathing. This breathing helps reduce stress and weariness by clearing out negative energy from our bodies. Dolphins emit clicking sounds which bounce and reverberate off objects, this is called echo-location. Tonal scales have a profound impact on dolphin people.
Dolphins have large brains and an empathy for humans.
They give both the mother and child a sense of protection and safety. The beings are especially gentle with children aged 8 days to 8 years old. Dolphins have a universal language which they employ when helping researchers teach disabled children and in giving hope to those humans suffering from ADD, autism, neurological dysfunction and depression. Even when young, dolphins display great intelligence. Baby dolphins make and play with toy bubble rings, which they create by injecting air into water vortices, and then move around biting or bouncing them off of walls.