This Newsweek article says that dolphins name themselves with "their own unique signature whistles and clicks." That's not surprising, because they're known to be very bright. What I like even better is that, according to this article, dolphins say their own names a lot. This scientific discovery gives David E. Kelley new options for storylines for the next season of the wonderful Boston Legal. Does Bill Shatner's Denny Crain have a long-lost dolphin doppleganger who goes around proclaiming to other dolphins, "Denny Crain, Denny Crain"? Maybe the dolphin seeks Denny's representation in a defamation lawsuit?
POP CULTURE and GREEN STYLE
Friday, May 19, 2006
Boston Legal and Dolphins Referring to Themselves By Their Own Names
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Labels: Boston Legal, David E. Kelley, Denny Crain, dolphins, Newsweek
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