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Scientists believe they’ve finally understood why dolphins end up stranded on shore, and the cause has worrying implications for human health
Pexels There’s plenty of reasons why dolphins are one of the most beloved aquatic animals on our planet: they have cute ...
Algal bloom triggered by sewage discharges could be causing in dolphins the same form of brain degeneration seen in humans with Alzheimer’s disease, scientists warned in a new study. Scientists found ...
Research shows male dolphins with strong friendships age more slowly. Social bonds reduce stress and protect health at the ...
The study revealed that 29% of all strandings were linked to anthropogenic (human-caused) trauma. Vessel strikes were a ...
Stories about dolphins move fast. Someone spots a shark, dolphins show up, and the moment quickly becomes something bigger than it was. Friends repeat it. Strangers add their own details. Before long, ...
The study revealed that 29% of all strandings were linked to anthropogenic (human-caused) trauma. Vessel strikes were a ...
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Like kindergarten buddies, male dolphins that keep friendships can live longer
Socializing among dolphins is divided by sex. Female dolphins form fluid bonds with other females based on raising offspring ...
A human chain helped free four dolphins stranded in a St. Petersburg, Florida canal on Tuesday. The dolphins, which included two calves, had been trapped in the canal since Sunday. Wildlife officials ...
Male bottlenose dolphins that form friendships age more slowly than loners, new research shows. Dolphins are social creatures that, like all of us, get old. Signs of aging in dolphins include less ...
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