Here’s the cool part: when you trace where dolphins live on a map, you’re actually tracing the health of the planet. Dolphins tend to avoid polluted, noisy, or overfished areas—so their presence is a good sign. Look at the coast of Monterey Bay in California or the Azores in the Atlantic, and you’ll see dolphin hotspots that are also marine sanctuaries.
If you want to know where the ocean is thriving, just ask a dolphin. They’re the ultimate real estate agents—only the best neighborhoods will do.
So next time you look at a world map, don’t just see continents and political borders. See a vast, watery maze of highways, rivers, and tourist hot spots, all patrolled by smiling, sonar-wielding acrobats. Where do dolphins live? Practically everywhere you’d want to be—and a few places you’d never dare.
