Uncommon dolphin repeatedly spotted in northern Adriatic
A dolphin species considered regionally extinct in the Adriatic has been spotted repeatedly off the Italian and Slovenian coast.
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Whales use the sonic equivalent of a flashlight to focus in on prey
A new study reveals that whales, dolphins and porpoises use narrow beams of high intensity sound to echolocate prey.
Dolphins learn from each other to walk on water
A new study, by Whale and Dolphin Conservation and the universities of St Andrews and Exeter, reveals dolphins learn tricks from each other.
New study: 1.5 million whales, dolphins and porpoises in European Atlantic
“Stable trend” in numbers found over 22 year study
Dolphin population will take 40 years to recover from Deepwater Horizon disaster
New international study highlights ongoing damage to marine mammals
Dolphins respond to individual names
Bottlenose dolphins use signature whistles to address one another
The old grey whistle test
How dolphins keep it in the family.
Royal showcase for sea mammal research
University of St Andrews scientists have been chosen to showcase their research at a Buckingham Palace 'Science Day'.
Dolphins whistle their ‘names’
PICTURE CREDIT: Dr Vincent Janik.
Dolphin diaries
CAPTION: A Chilean dolphin, copyright Sonja Heinrich.