Dolphin Porpoise

	Tropical Dolphin Porpoise Ocean Life Ceiling Fan Light Pull Sale Price: $6.88
	Fun hand painted resin fan pull features a leaping dolphin. Connects to your ceiling fan pull chain for a fun decorative look. From Clementine Designs

DOLPHIN wallpaper wallies Wall paper DECORATIONS border List Price: $11.99 Sale Price: $7.95

The HOT new concept in home decor in a fun DOLPHIN design. Add a nautical touch to your home in just seconds with this super EASY decorating idea. They measure 7" x 2.5" Package includes a total of 25 wallies....2 designs. What are wallies? Pre-pasted wallpaper cutouts vinyl coated so they can be wiped clean easily strippable so they can be changed or removed in minutes simple to use, require no stencils, paint, brushes, or glue Why use wallies? They are an easy way to decorate ANY flat surface: walls, furniture, cabinets, ceramic tiles, lamp shades, gift boxes, etc... they are much simplier than stenciling they will spruce up a dull room or old piece of furniture without any artistic ability neccessary they aren't damaging to surfaces, as easy to remove as they are to apply They are perfect for apartments, dorm rooms,crafts or people who like to make seasonal changes to their homes. This sale is for one package of DOLPHIN Wallies which contains 25 individual cutouts.

	double switch decorative switch plate cover - Dolphin, double decorative switch plate List Price: $15.50 Sale Price: $14.99
	You'll flip over this fabulous switchplate cover. This is the perfect accent piece to any room in the house. It adds a fun ocean appeal to any room. As you can see in the pictures, the relief style that is raised from the surface for the 3-d effect. Intricately detailed. Made of a cold-cast ceramic. New. Mounting Screws included

If the thought of endless stretches of sand, coastlines fringed with palms and coconut trees, moments of bliss and tranquillity allure you, then set foot on the shores of seductive Goa, and be rest assured that you will find what you are looking for. Like most parts of India, Goa is little like what you expect it to be, an eclectic mix of something old and something new, this beach side resort has its roots in Portuguese influences, a laid back attitude and a thirst for all things pleasurable. There is nowhere else in India where the settlement of the Portuguese is more apparent than in Goa. Tourists are sure to delight in the age old basilicas that stand alongside Hindu shrines, and the elderly who can still be found to converse in Portuguese.

Located on the west coast of India, Goa is famed for its beaches. Be rest assured that while on holiday in Goa, you can expect to see or be a part of a beehive of activity on the beaches. Backed by palm trees and the clearest azure waters is Mobor beach that stretches a mere 10 kilometers. Situated on the north side of Goa, Mobor is the laid back cousin of the over enthusiastic Anjuna beach. If a bit of seclusion, relaxation and picture postcard moments are what you are looking for; look no further than Mobor beach.

Home to a variety of souvenir and handicraft shops, this part of Goa beach offers the perfect opportunity to hunt for that perfect memorabilia to take back home. If it is some local delicacies you are yearning for, Mobor beach also has a fair share of cafes and eateries to sample from.

As with every beach, Mobor beach offers a bevy of water sports to choose from. Locals and tourists alike can enjoy such sports as windsurfing, jet skiing, deep-sea fishing, banana boating and many others. Another popular water surface activity, are early morning excursions to watch dolphins and porpoises.

Explore the magic and charm of this beautiful seaside getaway from the convenience of a beach hotel Goa such as The Leela Kempinski Goa and find your ideal escape. This acclaimed Goa beach hotel is majestic in appearance and strives to serve you better. Enjoy the comforts and life’s little luxuries supplied by one of the best Goa hotels, when you choose to stay at The Leela Kempinski Goa.

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Dolphin or porpoise?

what is the difference?

both are small members of the whale family. There are only a few species of porpoise in the world, all in the family Phocoenidae. There are a lot of dolphins in several different families (the popularly known ones are marine species in the family Delphinidae). The basic external differences are in the shape of the teeth and the appearance of the snout (porpoises don't have a 'beak' while most -- but not all -- dolphins do). In America all dolphins tend to be called porpoises, which is where the confusion comes in. The reason behind it is because there is a species of fish called the dolphinfish, or dolphin for short, which is popular as a sporting target with fishermen.