Bottlenose Dolphins Can Sense Electric Fields in Water Using Their Long Snouts, Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology Nov 30, 2023

Bottlenose dolphins reveal a hidden sixth sense—sensing electric fields in water with extended snouts. Continue reading to learn more about their extraordinary ability.

World's Smartest Animals: How Brainy Are These Creatures?

May 25, 2023

These smart animals exhibit extraordinary tool usage and complex social structures, among other hallmarks of intelligence. Read to learn more.

Bottlenose Dolphins, Humans Work Together To Catch Migrating Mullet in Brazil

Feb 03, 2023

Bottlenose dolphins and humans have been working together in catching mullets in Brazil. Read the article to know the full story.

50 Bottlenose Dolphins Spotted Playing With Seagrass in Florida [WATCH]

Jan 28, 2023

A group of dolphins was spotted enjoying their time on the coast of Jupiter in Florida. Check out the drone footage.

Captive Cetaceans:19-Year-Old Bottlenose Dolphin Dies in MGM Resorts, And It's Not the First Time

Sep 05, 2022

A bottlenose dolphin recently die at the Las Vegas Mirage Casino. Read here to know more.

Male Bottlenose Dolphins Whistle to Each Other, Rely on Wingmen to Woo Potential Mates

Aug 11, 2022

Experts said bottlenose dolphins become more popular because of vocal changes that help them form social relationships that in turn help them have the best mating success. Read the article to learn more.

Barbaric Slaughter of 100 Bottlenose Dolphins on Faroe Islands Turns the Bay Bloody Red

Jul 30, 2022

Residents in the Faroe Islands herded 100 bottlenose dolphins into the bay as the men used spears to slaughter the sea mammals and turned the water bloody red. Read the article to know more about this story.

Dolphins Discovered with Self-Medicating Behavior, Use Corals as Rubbing Treatments

May 20, 2022

Bottlenose dolphins residing at Egypt's Red Sea have an unusual behavior that baffled scientists until now. Read more about what the activity is and how it benefits the marine mammals.

How Do Dolphins Recognize Their Friends at a Distance? Study Suggests They Do So, Through Signature Whistles, Taste of Urine

May 20, 2022

Researchers revealed how dolphins recognize their friends at a distance. What roles do signature whistles and the taste of urine play here? Read to find out.

Dolphins Whistle? New Studies Uncover Bonding Ritual, More Functions of Animal’s Vocal Sounds

Mar 25, 2022

Dolphins are known for their vocalizing skills. See more of the functions that experts discovered from recent cetacean observations in Australia.

Bottlenose Dolphins Burn Fat Slower as They Age; Possible Key To Understand Human Metabolism

Aug 13, 2021

Humans have a slower metabolism as they get older. Now, a new study reveals that bottlenose dolphins also burn calories at a slower rate as they age despite doing the same physical activities and not eating too much.

Bottlenose Dolphins Adjust to Pollution, Enduring Intrusive Coastal Constructions

Mar 18, 2021

Bottleneck dolphins have learned to adjust with intrusive coastal constructions, a study conclusion recently presented in the Frontiers in Marine Science.