Dolphins

Dolphins are interesting because they display almost human behavior at times. For example, a dolphin display the human emotions of joy and sadness. During training, when they do something correctly, they squeal excitedly and race toward their trainer.
When dolphins make a mistake, however, they droop noticeably and mope around their pool. Furthermore, they help each other when they are in trouble. If a dolphin is sick, it sends out a message, and others in the area swim to help it. They push it to the surface of the water so that it can breathe. Dolphins stay with it for days or weeks until it recovers or dies. Dolphins have also helped trapped or lost whales navigate their way safely out to the open sea. They are so intelligent and helpful, in fact, that the U.S. Navy is training those mammals to become underwater bomb disposal experts.