Costa Cetacea

27/05/2026

15/05/2026

Thousands of people have spend thousands of hours with me and dolphins. My Larkin Dolphin Protocol brings long duration encounters practicing the Cetacean Interaction Engine, where you can really spend time underwater with dolphins, and join in on how they live their lives in the ocean.

A fleeting, short, quick encounter with dolphins can be amazing, even a lifetime memory of good vibrations. So imagine the power of their choosing to spend awhile with you, while you are calm and mindful.

After we greet, synchronize movement together, and breathe together, and make notes together, and make bubbles together, make eye contact, introduce friends and family, enjoy spending time together, then what?

For decades I have asked my guests, now that you have a dolphin right there with you listening, what do you want to say?

Let’s say there is a kinda telepathic connection with these extremely cognizant beings, what would you communicate to them?

Answers for another post, I will let you think about it.🐬.

15/05/2026

13/05/2026

The video the founder of the US Navy Marine Mammal Program, founder and President of the National Marine Mammal Foundation, and the"father of marine mammal medicine", called "striking."

Dolphins interacting with me while playing sports, observed using the Larkin Dolphin Protocol to turn on the Cetacean Interaction Engine.

After the pod has accepted us, we get to check out how they live their lives.

Watch the piece of white plastic they pass around the biggest playing field in the world.

Yes, they do come show it to me multiple times but this is obviously something they are doing among themselves for sport.

I think they pick the white plastic because it is so visible from a distance underwater.

One season I gave them a piece of my torn rash guard, and they kept showing us as they passed it around, for over THREE months. The blue cloth had turned green and finally fell apart.

Imagine they do this at night, of course using bioluminescence!

Sound on to hear me give a sound to name the object used in the game. Think of it as a ball or a toy. They have repeated my sound while approaching with the plastic, an agreed upon "patois" word.

Most cetacean scientists see this video and then cannot say anything, I am not sure why. But the top Navy dolphin dude knew something very special is going on and gave me tips on how to improve my protocol presentation.

I would love to say this is all because the dolphins love me and I am so special and I am the dolphin whisperer, but The Larkin Dolphin Protocol works for anyone who wants to observe and participate in the Cetacean Interaction Engine, not just me.

Dolphins have always interacted with other highly cognizant, respectful and predictable species at sea, if you can elicit the Cetacean Interaction Engine.🐬
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