Atlantic Spotted Dolphin (Stenella frontalis) are considered a near-shore, non migrating species ranging the temperate and tropical coastal waters of the Atlantic. As the name suggests, they are commonly recognized by their spots that develop as they age. The population of spotted dolphin on the Little Bahama Bank is very fluid both in range and division into smaller groups, making a firm definition of a pod almost impossible. Spotted Dolphins range throughout the Bahamas with certain areas having resident pods, such as White Sand Ridge.
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