Bottlenose dolphins, like all other dolphin species, play an important role in keeping their environment in balance. They eat fish, squid, cuttlefish and crustaceans, and are themselves a source of ...

In fact, many experts believe that these amazing creatures are amongst the cleverest animals on Earth ... her team are learning that a pod of bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay talk to each ...

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Bottlenose dolphins ... the first playmate and then the dolphin calf expands its social network. This species of dolphin offers an ideal model to study how animals communicate through play.

They live in large stable social clusters, their presence in our coastal waters is seasonal and they form long-term associations with oceanic bottlenose dolphins. The latter is a particularly ...

Learn about our Editorial Policies. It was April 2015, and Carzon and a colleague at the Marine Mammal Study Group of French Polynesia, a nongovernmental organization dedicated to whale and dolphin ...

Captain Evan Brodsky of Monterey Bay Whale Watch captured an unbelievable site in Carmel Bay, California last Friday when a ...

Living in small- or medium-sized pods, Atlantic spotted dolphins are extremely social, sometimes keeping company with bottlenose dolphins ... spotting cruises. The animals have been studied ...

The amazing shots ... the brains of bottlenose dolphins, like these at the Roatán Institute for Marine Sciences in Honduras, are among the largest in the animal kingdom. Scientists are attempting ...

Changes in behavior indicating imminent labor might show up as early as May, so the animal care staff has been keeping a close eye on her. Allie, a 37-year-old bottlenose dolphin, swims through ...

Allie, a 37-year-old bottlenose dolphin ... “Learning from the mothers and from the other animals is one of the joys I have with watching dolphins move from birth to growing up.