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关于海豚的英文演讲稿3篇 One day Mr. Green, the science teacher, asked his class, What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to be a dolphin trainer like my uncle, Mike answered. Why do you want to be a dolphin trainer? asked Mr. Green. Because Im interested in dolphin language. Dolphin language? Tell us more. All right, answered Mike, My uncle tells me that dolphins are very clever. One day my uncle saw a sick dolphin in the pool. It couldnt come up for air. So it whistled to the other dolphins for help. They came to their friend and made some strange sounds. They looked sad. Then together they pushed the sick dolphins head up above the water. Soon it got well. Some scientists once said to my uncle, If you live with a dolphin and talk to it all day, maybe you can teach it some words. My uncle decided to do that. He lived with a dolphin. The dolphin loved to play ball so he decided to teach the word ball first. He threw a ball to the dolphin and said the word ball many times. Soon the dolphin started to say the word. Kate asked, How do they make sounds? Mike didnt know. They make sounds through blowholes in their heads, said Mr. Green. Scientists know a little about dolphin language, but they have a lot more to learn. Thats why I want to be a dolphin trainer, said Mike. Hopefully you already know that dolphins are not fish. Dolphins are warm blooded mammals like us. They breath air through a nostril on the top of their heads called a blowhole. Because dolphins breath air, they must surface periodically. Fish, however, breath by using gills underwater, and therefore do not need to surface. Many fish also have scales, which dolphins do not have. Instead, the skin of a dolphin feels rubbery. A layer of fat, called blubber, under their skin keeps them warm. The locomotion of fish and dolphins is also different. Fish swim by moving their tails from side to side horizontally. However, dolphins swim by moving their tails up and