The term 'Dolphin Cousin' is a reference to the GRAMPUS, a species of dolphin found in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The GRAMPUS is closely related to the bottlenose dolphin, and is sometimes referred to as the Risso's Dolphin. It is a large dolphin, reaching lengths of up to 8.5 feet and weighing up to 1, 100 pounds. The GRAMPUS has a distinctive white or grey coloration, with a long beak and a rounded dorsal fin. It feeds mainly on squid and fish, and can be found in both shallow and deep waters.