A new study has found that female bottled-nosed dolphins use a form of high-pitched baby talk when addressing their offspring.

<div class="block">A new study has found that female bottled-nosed dolphins use a form of high-pitched baby talk when addressing their offspring.</div>

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Dolphins Use 'Baby Voice' With Their Young

Turns out dolphin parents have an adorable similarity to human ones. A new study has found that female bottlenose dolphins use a form of high pitched baby talk when addressing their offspring. Researchers recorded the signature calls of multiple dolphins in Florida for three decades and found all 19 dolphin moms featured in the research used a higher pitched whistle when calling their young. Although there are no official findings as to why dolphins and other creatures use baby talk when addressing their offspring. Past research suggests that the higher pitch sound may help young creatures mimic the sound and grasp their attention. Isn't that cute? You see that you're supposed to do the same thing to your dogs too is like, always, always do baby talk with them because that's like their way of like knowing that like everything's calm, everything's ok and that and that they're able to sort of understand you better that I'm a great dog. Yeah. Well, I was gonna say this is why Martin Taylor is always when I was like, you're so cute.