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Dino Grandoni THE WASHINGTON POST – With a hand signal from a trainer, Delta and Reese were off. Swimming in separate directions and calling each other underwater, each made sure the other was in position before pushing their bottle-shaped noses against the docks. A whistle let the dolphins know they succeeded at simultaneously pressing the […]

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