I mean I’m not a professional but I’ve read plenty of books. They recommend you major in marine biology or biology and they recommend you minor in psychology.
Hi there I just wanna say that you guys did a good job at taking care of this beautiful animals and giving them the space to explore the ocean too instead of keeping them in "tanks" but anyways thank you too all of you and I hope I can visit there sometime stay safe :)
This is so awesome, I am so passionate about working with dolphins! I’m currently a RN and have my BSN, what steps would you recommend to start getting into this??
an animal that has been in human care for years or an animal that was born in human care cannot be released. they wouldn’t know how to hunt, and they would likely try to find humans to feed them and that could end up badly. they aren’t made to do anything, all the behaviors are a choice for them and if they don’t want to do something, the trainers will still give them affection and food. do actual research instead of watching blackfish.
hey i heard that the way you train dolphins is that you only feed them when they do the tricks correctly, thats why they do it because they're starving, ( im not certain) and that the tanks they're kept in when not on display are tiny and confined please be honest
from the amount of research, I've done it depends on the place how they treat their animals, but from what I know, they get a certain type of fattier fish as meals, and smaller fish and squid as reinforcement, just as you would give a dog a treat when doing a trick correctly. And again, depending on the place, the tank doors are all open so the dolphins or whales can have full access to swim from tank to tank. This also depends if the pod gets along non-aggressively.
Hey, I want to do this as a job! What major do I need to study? Marine biology?
I mean I’m not a professional but I’ve read plenty of books. They recommend you major in marine biology or biology and they recommend you minor in psychology.
Hi there I just wanna say that you guys did a good job at taking care of this beautiful animals and giving them the space to explore the ocean too instead of keeping them in "tanks" but anyways thank you too all of you and I hope I can visit there sometime stay safe :)
This is so awesome, I am so passionate about working with dolphins! I’m currently a RN and have my BSN, what steps would you recommend to start getting into this??
Dolphine do not need a trainer they need the oceaan
Do not buy tickets, it has to stop ..dolphine need no trainer they need the oceaan
Niels, bist du Deutsch oder Niederlander?
Do you get holidays?
Dolphine do not need a trainer they need the oceaan
Swim not with dolphine there is mutch bacteriën
Why should the dolphins be made to work like humans? They are so defenseless. Release them to the wild.
an animal that has been in human care for years or an animal that was born in human care cannot be released. they wouldn’t know how to hunt, and they would likely try to find humans to feed them and that could end up badly. they aren’t made to do anything, all the behaviors are a choice for them and if they don’t want to do something, the trainers will still give them affection and food. do actual research instead of watching blackfish.
Release them from the Very beginning
Great video! Loved watching it!
niels is awesome!!
I want to work there!!
❤️🧠💆♂🐬
This is better than sea world
hey i heard that the way you train dolphins is that you only feed them when they do the tricks correctly, thats why they do it because they're starving, ( im not certain) and that the tanks they're kept in when not on display are tiny and confined please be honest
from the amount of research, I've done it depends on the place how they treat their animals, but from what I know, they get a certain type of fattier fish as meals, and smaller fish and squid as reinforcement, just as you would give a dog a treat when doing a trick correctly. And again, depending on the place, the tank doors are all open so the dolphins or whales can have full access to swim from tank to tank. This also depends if the pod gets along non-aggressively.