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You're listening to the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.
I'm Janet Jaleel and in this edition we hear about a surprising similarity between us and dolphins.
When the first dolphins start smiling, the other dolphins most of the time respond with the same facial expression.
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Researchers have found that just as we smile at friends, dolphins change their expressions too.
When they're interacting, they can often be observed playing with objects and chasing each other, seemingly just for the fun of it.
Now, researchers have found that bottlenose dolphins have an open mouth expression that they use to communicate with each other during like a human smile.