India recognizes dolphins as human rights
The Indian Ministry of Environment and Forestry has asked states to ban dolphin parks and ban the use of dolphin species for recreational purposes.
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The Indian Ministry of Environment and Forestry has asked states to ban dolphin parks and ban the use of dolphin species for recreational purposes.
Recently, a herd of dolphins amounted to about 100,000 children gathered on the coast of San Diego (USA), creating an extremely interesting scene.
Each dolphin has a whistling sound of its own, which is the high pitched 'eeee' to inform other dolphins about its presence - this research has just been published in th…
Australian animal protection on Feb. 3 used a young dolphin to lure more than 100 other dolphins to safety, as they prepared to risk collective landslides.
The Ukrainian Navy will train dolphins to use special guns and knives to fight underwater enemies.
The robot will take on the underwater mine detection work of dolphins and sea lions on the US Navy payroll.
Beggar's body was found floating in the water near the Albee Road Bridge in Sarasota, Florida (USA) in a state of decay, making it difficult to identify the cause of dea…
This was confirmed by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) right after the New Zealand Government announced a series of solutions to save the Maui dolphin…
This mother dolphin is supposed to take her baby's body away from the shore
On the morning of July 10, at the beach of Ang Ong Bay area in Hien Hao - Cat Hai commune, Hai Phong city, people discovered a black dolphin nearly 3m long, weighed 245…
From January to now, nearly 900 dolphin carcasses, of which 95% are bottlenose dolphins, continuously drifted to a coast about 170km in northern Peru. Officials suspect…
'About 200 local fishermen hand-catch on dolphins. They will not catch without the help of dolphins. Fishermen can recognize the signs of each fish only with their eyes,…
Ocean biologists said they discovered dolphins use whistles to remember the characteristics of their fellow humans.
Scientists have once again voiced the fact that Maui dolphins, the smallest and rarest among dolphins, are facing extinction. Their only habitat is on New Zealand's west…
According to previous studies, only humans and gray dolphins have reached the level of complex male organization in their communities.