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READ ARTICLE: Delle feels lonely we need to paddle board to visit her. Lonely’ Dolphin Was Recorded Talking to Himself, and I’m Ready to Travel the Baltic Sea for Him. Bottlenose dolphins have what are known as signature whistles, believed to be unique to each individual, much like a name. If we hadn’t known that Delle was alone, we might have concluded that a group of at least three dolphins was engaged in various social interactions.” However, because Delle was completely alone—with no other bottlenecks or even human paddleboarders in sight—the sounds indicated that he might just be communicating with himself. You know, kinda like how we humans talk to ourselves when no one else is around. (Just me?) Researchers also believe these noises might mean Delle feels lonely in his solitude. I think it’s time I learn how to paddleboard in the Baltic Sea…