Dolphins taste their friends’ urine to recognize them
As they don't have olfactory bulbs they have to rely on taste and vocal calls
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Russian war could be causing surge in dolphin deaths in the Black Sea
Scientists and organizations warn over the environmental impacts of the war.
Bolivian river dolphins dangling an anaconda in their mouths have scientists puzzled
Seriously, dolphins?
Every year, locals from the Faroe islands slaughter thousands of dolphins as a tradition. Now it could be banned
Although part of local tradition, the custom has outraged many across the globe.
Dolphins have personality traits very similar to humans, study finds
We knew they were smart, but they're surprisingly similar to us.
Dolphins are seeing a rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and it’s our fault
Antibiotic resistance is reaching dramatic levels in some wild ecosystems, reports a study on bottlenose dolphins living in Florida's Indian ...
French scientists looked at what makes dolphins happy — and they’re very much like us
Quality time with friends makes anyone happy.
Cyprian dolphins resort to chewing through fishing nets due to overfishing
We're not giving them any other option.
Convergent evolution in bats and dolphins driven by same genes
It's amazing how two different animals from two completely different environments evolve some identical physical features. Take bats and dolphins ...
Dolphins Have and Respond to Names
Humans are proud to be one of the only species to have identifying names and words that separate them from ...
Dolphins talk like humans, study says
A team of researchers have shown in a recently released paper published in the journal Royal Society Biology Letters that ...