Luna
🌊 Learn More About Luna the Dolphin
Luna is a curious and playful young dolphin who lives in the warm, tropical waters of a coral reef. Her sleek silver-gray skin and crescent-shaped dorsal fin give her a graceful look as she swims through the ocean. She got her name because her fin looks just like a little moon—especially when she leaps through the water at night.
Luna's favorite place in the whole ocean is the shallow reef near her home. The reef is full of bright colors, with coral towers, swaying seaweed, and tiny fish that dart in every direction. It's a magical underwater neighborhood where sea turtles nap, starfish cling to rocks, and jellyfish drift gently by. Luna knows every twist and turn of the reef, and she treats it with care, never bumping the coral or disturbing its smallest creatures.
She spends her days exploring, playing, and learning. Luna loves to race with the rising tide in the early morning. As the sun starts to shine through the waves, she zips along the shoreline, leaping out of the water and diving back in with a splash. If you're lucky enough to be nearby, you might catch a glimpse of her tail flipping through the air as she plays in the golden light of sunrise.
Luna also has a gentle and kind nature. She's especially fond of sea turtles, often swimming alongside them or giving them a friendly nudge with her nose. One of her favorite companions is an old sea turtle named Mako. The two are often seen floating together near the reef, enjoying the quiet currents and watching the ocean go by. Luna is known for helping younger or slower animals find their way through the reef safely.
She's also a big sister to Pico, a younger dolphin who follows her everywhere. Luna is patient with him, teaching him how to hunt, avoid danger, and find the best places to play. Their mother, Naya, often watches nearby, proud of how Luna is growing into a wise and caring leader in their pod.
Even though she’s still young, Luna reminds us of something very important: that being kind, curious, and playful helps us grow strong—no matter what currents we’re swimming through.