Pakistan's blind, bottom-foraging Indus River dolphins clawed back from near extinction, but a fragmented river riddled with ...
From the northern white rhino to the Māui dolphin, these five rare animals survive in tiny populations, facing threats that ...
At some point in evolutionary history, whales and dolphins passed a threshold their bodies could never recover from.
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Dolphins have been seen killing animals they don’t even eat… then scientists asked why - “Just because it’s fun”
Dolphins are often portrayed as playful, intelligent and unusually friendly marine animals, but their complex social lives also contain a much darker side. Bottlenose dolphins have been observed ...
Knowing the age of an animal reveals key information about how long it lives and when it reproduces. But figuring out the age of wild animals is not easy, especially for dolphins. Until recently, ...
Orcas and dolphins might hang out together off the coast of British Columbia to hunt for food as a team, new research suggests. University of British Columbia (A.Trites), Dalhousie University (S.
The wild dolphins were foraging before they ended up on the shore.
More than four decades ago, in the summer of 1982, a team of researchers chased bottlenose dolphins through the shallow, brackish waters of the Mississippi Sound, scooped them gently into a 457-meter ...
Source: safaritravelplus, via Wikimedia Commons. It’s been nearly 60 years since scientists first described dolphins’ use of signature whistles. These are individually distinctive whistles used by ...
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