Male bottlenose dolphins (pictured, animals in French Polynesia's Rangiroa Channel) aggressively guard females. So we asked scientists who study the slandered cetaceans to help us separate truth ...

The study, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ... When Sayigh began working with a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins in Florida’s Sarasota Bay in the late ...

We already knew that bottlenose dolphins can follow "recipes" in ... said Friedman, a National Geographic grantee who was not part of the new study. The finding is more evidence that identity ...

Social media loves to villainize dolphins. Here's why it's wrong. Social media loves to villainize dolphins. Here's why it's wrong. Dolphin moms use 'baby talk' with their calves Dolphin moms use ...

In Shark Bay, Australia, bottlenose dolphins that aren’t related have been observed teaching each other a new way to use a tool, a behavior that until now scientists have found only in humans ...

Bottlenose dolphins living near Sarasota, Florida have been observed making consistently structured whistles that suggest a common meaning. Dolphins are some of the most vocal animals in our oceans.

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The bottlenose dolphin was an energetic 11-year-old ... said in a statement to National Geographic. The reviewers will examine the facility’s veterinary care; animal husbandry and behavior ...

Last weekend, one of the largest dolphin roundups in recent years drew global media attention. An estimated 200-plus bottlenose dolphins were driven by the Taiji fishermen into their shoreside nets.

"Many of the challenges facing SETI research are similar to those already addressed in the investigation of animal behavior, ...

First spotted in 2007 in Louisiana’s Calcasieu River, Pinky the bottlenose dolphin has made waves in the media over the years, the Houston Chronicle reports. According to National Geographic, Pinky’s ...