Detecting a mysterious dolphin near the Gaza strip
A group of archaeologists have found a rare dolphin statue near Kibbutz Magen, 20 km from the Mediterranean Sea, on the border between the Gaza Strip and the ruins from…
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A group of archaeologists have found a rare dolphin statue near Kibbutz Magen, 20 km from the Mediterranean Sea, on the border between the Gaza Strip and the ruins from…
The oldest known dolphin skull has been studied in the 1970s but has not been detailed, so the work continues.
The remnants of an extinct dolphin species have long shown that these aquatic mammals once had long lower jaws and protruded out abnormally.
After nearly 100 years of being shelved in a museum, the dusty bones were finally reassembled and showed a dinosaur-like appearance.
According to a new study, prehistoric Neanderthal diets live in caves on Rock of Gibraltar including seal and dolphin meat.
A human virus like measles virus can cause hundreds of big-nose dolphins to die and drift ashore throughout the US East Coast.
The super memory of animals will surely surprise many people, in addition to memory
No member of the animal kingdom can take algebra tests or write an essay that reaches an A.
Do you know the sleeping otter always holds hands? It is just one of the many truths people are not thinking about about the animals in the natural world.
Don't think, not dropping dolphins to the marine environment is a non-human act, because behind it is a serious story.
Since the 1960s, scientific studies have shown us that marine mammals, such as dolphins, communicate with each other by sound waves.
Rare fish species are hunted by merchants, giants because these fish are often thought to bring luck and health to anyone who owns
The top 10 smartest animals in the world below will make you surprised. People often say
But as you know, no wild animal was born that knew how to play. They all have to go through a process of hardship.
Freshwater dolphins are quite common in the catchments of the Lower Mekong region such as Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.