Alongside us and our closest relatives, the great apes, whales and dolphins are considered the most intelligent beings on Earth. Even the earliest records show that whales and dolphins are not ordinary fish, but rather remarkable for their extraordinary intelligence. They have the ability to use tools and recognize themselves, communicate with complex songs, and maintain intricate social relationships – all of which makes them incredibly fascinating animals. But what do we really know about these creatures? And what does it mean for us? Janet Mann explores these questions in her book, showcasing the latest research on the sensory capabilities of whales and dolphins. Engaging texts and over 150 stunning images and informative graphics bring these marine inhabitants to life. Dive into the world of geniuses.