It's a well known fact dolphins are some of the smartest animals in the kingdom. 

But it also looks like they love to dance to live music. 

Research from the Australian National University is diving deep into how dolphins react to music, and how this could reveal a way to communicate with our aquatic friends.

ANU dolphin expert Dr Olivia de Bergerac joins John Stanley to share more about this fascinating tale of research.

It's a well known fact dolphins are some of the smartest animals in the kingdom.&nbsp;
But it also looks like they love to dance to live music.&nbsp;
Research from the Australian National University is diving deep into how dolphins react to music, and how this could reveal a way to communicate with our aquatic friends.
ANU dolphin expert Dr Olivia de Bergerac joins John Stanley to share more about this fascinating tale of research.

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