During the 1960s, a bizarre experience tried to answer a question that seemed something coming from scientific fiction: would it be possible to teach a dolphin to talk to human beings? At the heart of the experience was the young Margaret Howe Lovatt, with no scientific background, who lived on the island of St. Thomas in the American Virgin Islands. In 1963, the animal fascinate since childhood learned of the existence of a laboratory dedicated…
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During the 1960s, a bizarre experience tried to answer a question that seemed something coming from scientific fiction: would it be possible to teach a dolphin to talk to human beings? At the heart of the experience was the young Margaret Howe Lovatt, with no scientific background, who lived on the island of St. Thomas in the American Virgin Islands. In 1963, the animal fascinate since childhood learned of the existence of a laboratory dedicated…