The Day of the Dolphin by Robert Merle (Farsi)

Description

In this provocative blend of science fiction and political thriller, Robert Merle imagines a world where dolphins can be taught to speak human language. A brilliant scientist trains a group of dolphins to understand and communicate in English, forming a deep bond with one in particular. But the research takes a dark turn when a shadowy political agenda emerges, and the intelligent creatures are manipulated into serving a deadly purpose. As the ethical boundaries of science are pushed to their limits, the novel explores themes of communication, innocence, and the exploitation of intelligence—both human and animal. It’s a suspenseful and deeply philosophical story about what it truly means to be sentient.