Rome, the Eternal City, is revered for its history, art, culture, and food. Yet, few people know that less than an hour away, ...

Scientists have found microplastics in the air exhaled by wild dolphins, suggesting that these tiny particles are not just swallowed but also breathed in by marine mammals. This is the first ...

Biologists from the University of Pisa have found that bottlenose dolphins use a smile-like face to say they want to play together. The open-mouth smile is a universal sign of playfulness, seen in ...

A KILLER dolphin is on the loose after being caught on video slaying one of its own kind — and then a shark. The bottlenose ...

Scientists are using AI to decode the meaning of animal communication. The Coller Dolittle Challenge for Interspecies Two-Way Communication awards researchers whose works brings humans closer to the ...

A team of researchers recently found a solitary dolphin in the Baltic Sea. The dolphin appeared to be talking to itself in the absence of other dolphins.

Freak attacks on animals have sparked alarm in Wales as notorious dolphin 'Anakin' earns a chilling new nickname thanks to ...

New research shows bottlenose dolphins in Sarasota Bay in Florida and Barataria Bay in Louisiana are exhaling microplastic fibers. by Miranda Dziobak , Leslie Hart and The Conversation Oct. 21, 2024 ...

Researchers believe one male Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin is responsible for annual attacks on beachgoers in the Fukui prefecture of Japan, and he's doing it because he's lonely.

Bottlenose dolphins are one of the more common dolphin species in the wild — the kind humans might encounter while boating — and do well with humans in settings like zoos where they become ...

Dolphins are inhaling microplastics just like humans, study finds - All 11 dolphins tested ... Researchers from the College of Charleston collected air samples from wild bottlenose dolphins in ...