Belugas naturally exhibit fission-fusion dynamic social structures, where group composition changes over time and space. This means that the whales regularly encounter many different individuals throughout their lifetime. To help replicate this complex community system in professional care settings, where group structure may not vary as frequently, I am working on creating an interactive acoustic enrichment network. This will allow whales across facilities to acoustically interact, allowing the formation of new relationships, upkeep of existing relationships, and encouragement of species-specific behaviors.