Interactive Dolphin Sound Library

This is Luna's unique signature whistle - essentially her "name" that she uses to identify herself and that other dolphins use to call her.

Rapid echolocation clicks used during hunting. Notice how the click rate increases as the dolphin closes in on prey - this is called a "terminal buzz."

Complex whistle pattern used to coordinate pod movement. Multiple dolphins often produce this call simultaneously during group travel.

Rapid burst pulse sounds associated with excitement or high arousal states. Often heard during play or when encountering something novel.

Intimate whistle exchange between mother and calf. Note the calf's imperfect mimicry as it learns vocalization patterns.

Complex vocal exchange between three dolphins, showing turn-taking behavior and signature whistle copying - possibly "addressing" each other by name.