Dolphins have a vocabulary of 'clicks and whistles' uttered mostly underwater. When bow-riding, they often use these high-frequency whistles along with echolocation clicks, to communicate or orient themselves as they jostle for the best riding position.
Echolocation involves producing a series of audible 'clicks', which reflect off nearby objects and return to the dolphin in the form of a hologram.
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