Now, a dolphin, mother dolphin, any dolphin there's only one way that a PCB can get out of a dolphin.

A dolphin is a kind of mammal.

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And he moved away because it was his last fishing trip, and he knew that the dolphins scare fish.

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This allowed the team to measure the force exerted by a dolphin.

Nearly all Japanese have dark hair.

There was clotted blood on his legs and his backside was dark blue all over.

The common dolphin is the name given to two species (and possibly a third) of dolphin making up the genus Delphinus.

This little house here, those branches there are made out of Bois D'arc or Osage Orange, and these pictures will keep scrolling as I talk a little bit.

Such is the hymen a 5x7cm folded piece of plastic of albumin, the notice promptly corrects me covered on one side by dark red ink.

I remember sitting at my desk being about the only person in the world who knew that whale meat being sold in these markets was really dolphin meat, and it was toxic.

Gray made an estimate of the power a dolphin could exert based on its physiology, and concluded the power was insufficient to overcome the drag forces in water.

It boasts a deep purple skin and flesh, and contains levels of antioxidants 200 higher than unmodified tomatoes.

To assist the Council, bold text in the present document indicates substantive new provisions that have been introduced into the draft and that do not appear in the earlier Regulations.

It's obvious that most of the things we think about that have lost their body hair, mammals without body hair, are aquatic ones, like the dugong, the walrus, the dolphin, the hippopotamus, the manatee.

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The ones that terrorize the Japanese are big several centimetres long, and, unlike a house fly, a moth or a jumping spider, cannot be ignored. They must be dealt with if you ever want to sleep soundly again.

Waving antennae and spiked legs. And a deeply unsettling way of zig zagging around a room in search of a bookcase to escape behind or a pile of papers or dirty clothes to hide under. But what is most distressing is the sheer size of a full grown cockroach.