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The United Nations Science, Education and Culture Organization has recognized the Sundarbans Conservation Area of Bangladesh as a World Natural Heritage in 1997.
Out of seabirds, sea turtles, now the bottlenose dolphin is about to be killed by plastic garbage.
The staff of Cu Lao Cham MPA and Cam Thanh ward residents (Hoi An City, Quang Nam) have rescued and brought dolphins back to the sea.
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PhD student Vu Long - who established the Vietnam Marine Animal Network, shared 6 necessary steps to primaryly rescue dolphins in a scientific way, ensuring safety for h…
Experts took samples to analyze and confirm the case of the first cross-bred dolphin with a female head whale in Hawaii.
The 8 dolphins mobilized all successfully detected false mine mines set up in the sea, in which a dolphin identified the target location in just 30 seconds.
A rare habitat of manta stingrays found in the Flower Garden Banks Marine Reserve in the Gulf of Mexico, off the state of Texas, USA, the Tech Times reported on June 19.
Scientists say that most animals have the ability to experience happiness and frustration. Recently, French scientists have demonstrated this about the behavior of dolph…
The team at the Dolphin Biology and Conservation in Cordenons, Italy, analyzed 78 records of how marine mammals handle homosexuals from 1970 to 2016, according to Long R…
According to Iflscience, photographers Alister Kemp and Jamie Muny captured two attacks that occurred between bottlenose dolphins and dolphin ports in Moray Firth Bay, S…
Scientists discovered at least 88 bodies of gray dolphins washed into Sepetiba Bay in western Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, since December 16, National Geographic reported on…
Each spring, this fish will gather in the Colorado River Delta, north of the Gulf of Mexico and simultaneously call for a mate.
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