First, call 800-9MAMMAL, which is like a dolphin 911, and someone from Whitehead’s group will talk you through keeping the ...

Researchers found bottlenose dolphins use shared non-signature whistles to signal alarm or curiosity. These whistles might ...

TOKYO — A single bottlenose dolphin is believed to be behind a series of attacks on swimmers at a Japanese seaside town — possibly out of loneliness. Japanese broadcaster NHK reported on Aug ...

Delle might just be stretching out his two sets of phonic lips (the dolphin version of vocal cords) and just experimenting his vocal range. Granted, bottlenose dolphins have been known to often ...

A group of bottlenose dolphins was seen ... told McClatchy News the dolphins rammed the calf, “throwing” it out of the water. “It was a difficult thing for everybody to witness but ...

This summer the Brookfield Zoo’s bottlenose dolphin ... birth — which is normal for dolphins. As is also standard for marine mammals, her calf will come out tail first to reduce the risk ...

New research of captive bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncates) indicates that they use an “open mouth” facial expression similar to a smile to communicate during social play. This expression ...

"We looked at the tongue of a young Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin and confirmed special structures that may help it detect fat," says the study's first author Hinako Katsushima of the Graduate ...