Voices in the Ocean : A Journey Into the Wild and Haunting World of Dolphins

from PDCRead

I have only seen dolphins once briefly in the wild. We were coming back from holiday in Jersey and as the ferry eased its way into the narrow harbour of St Peter Port in Guernsey behind the boat there were some leaping in the wake. It was a magical moment in that brief glimpse. There are often of...

from laytonwoman3rd

I must say I was mightily relieved to be finished with this one. Not that it isn't good...it's too good. It is subtitled "A Journey into the Wild and Haunting World of Dolphins", but I think that's misleading. It is more a journey into the harrowing and horrifying world of dolphin exploitation an...

from rdwhitenack

Entertaining and informative like Casey's other books, this one seeming just a little more superfluous. Like the research and reporting on John Lilly, one of the original dolphin researchers. Great info on the slaughters that take place around the world most of all the Solomon Islands

from neddludd

A very satisfying work by a woman who writes well and with verve. Here are the essentials of how and when research into dolphin cognition and language began and where that research has led. Readers learn of the great variety of dolphins and whales and also about the cultures of each animal. All a...

from kenno82

Susan Casey is one of my favourite authors. Her approach and passion for her subject and personal take on things always carries through to the reader.