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Female bottlenose dolphins have evolved to the point where they are able to protect themselves from fertilisation by some males. Certain species of marine animals have extensive vaginal folds that make penis entry more difficult, effectively acting as a reproductive barrier, researchers have found. Male bottlenose dolphins form strong bonds with two to four others to fend off competitors for their females. When a female dolphin comes into contact with such a group, she has little choice about who mates with her and may end up mating with each one. Both bottlenose dolphins and common porpoises have evolved these vaginal folds, but the vaginas of the common dolphin and the common seal have developed to allow males access. Researcher Dara Orbach, of Dalhousie University in Canada, said female bottlenose dolphins may appear passive, but this is not the case. For the study, Mr Orbach obtained the genitals of cetaceans which had died of natural causes and created silicone moulds of their vaginas, which revealed complicated folds and spirals. You can find our Community Guidelines in full here. Want to discuss real-world problems, be involved in the most engaging discussions and hear from the journalists? Start your Independent Premium subscription today.
Posted 04 Jun 68, views faves 78 comments 89 votes. Social Networks. For the Love and Study of Dolphins. Sarah arrived at the ocean in the early hours in the morning. She was ready to go, car packed to the brim with science equipment. She was a marine biologist, who specialised in dolphins in particular, and was very good at her job.