Table 3.

All-occurrence behaviors, sampled during each observation.

All-Occurrence Behavior	Definition	References
Fast swimming	A dolphin swims at a higher speed than normal, indicated by powerful fluke strokes, riddles on its skin, or waves on the water’s surface.	[24]
Jumping	A dolphin performs an aerial behavior by leaping out of the water and diving headfirst.	[60]
Agonistic interaction	Any agonistic or aggressive behavioral events, e.g., biting, (tail) slapping, ramming, or hitting (with rostrum or fluke), between two or more individuals.	[57,69]
Socio-sexual interaction	All behaviors between at least two dolphins with any form of body contact in the genital area, including goosing, petting, or rubbing of the genital area.	[57,68]
Regurgitation	A dolphin regurgitates already swallowed fish at will. Regurgitation is indicated by the dolphin ejecting a plume of water and fish debris out of its mouth. Sometimes, whole fish are regurgitated and swallowed again.	[70,71]