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Those clicks sound like a dolphin, actually, not a fish. Common knowledge, really.

Ono, Dragon Island

Dolphins are cetaceans that appear in The Lion Guard universe.

Appearance[]

In the Real World[]

Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins are named after the humps on the front of their dorsal fins. They can range from gray, white, or pink in color.

In The Lion Guard[]

The only known dolphin is Lumba-Lumba. She is pink with smaller patches on parts of her body and a lighter underside.

Information[]

Dolphins have a complex system of squeaks and whistles. Schools have been known to come to the aid of an injured dolphin and help it to the surface.

Dolphins track their prey through the expert use of echolocation. They can make up to 1,000 clicking noises per second. These sounds travel underwater until they encounter objects, then bounce back to their dolphin senders, revealing the location, size, and shape of their target.

When dolphins are feeding, that target is often a bottom-dwelling fish, though they also eat shrimp and squid. These clever animals are also sometimes spotted following fishing boats in hopes of dining on leftovers.

History[]

Dragon Island[]

On their way to the Tree of Life the Lion Guard meets a dolphin named Lumba-Lumba. Lumba- Lumba teaches the guard all about life in the ocean. Later after Kion, uses the Roar of the Elders Lumba-Lumba ends up on shore. The Guard helps her get back to the ocean. She then says goodbye to the Guard and swims away.

Notable Dolphins in The Lion Guard[]

Trivia[]

  • Although a pink dolphin may also refer to Amazonian river dolphins and certain individuals of the bottlenose dolphin species, Lumba-Lumba is most likely to be an Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin or a Chinese white dolphin for her pigmentation and her name connection to Indonesian culture.
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