Close up of extremely rare albino dolphins in the Mediterranean
Oceanographic researchers in Croatia have revealed how they discovered an extremely rare, previously unrecognized albino dolphin.
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Oceanographic researchers in Croatia have revealed how they discovered an extremely rare, previously unrecognized albino dolphin.
The migration of thousands of dolphins in a nearly 10,000-kilometer journey along the South African coast creates a breathtaking spectacle.
These mammals live in the sea like dolphins or whales, their sleep is very different. Instead of sleeping in a normal way, these animals have a form of sleep called 'slo…
With the escort of dolphins, the British swimmer was lucky to escape the shark's attack.
The recorded image shows the big dolphins constantly juggling, attacking the same type. Two harmed animals were then taken ashore with terrible wounds at the beginning.
On January 14, at least 13 naval whales were stranded on the remote coast of Farewell Spit, New Zealand's South Island region.
Japanese fishermen have completed the killing of 250 spearhead dolphins, which are cornered in a bay in Taiji for meat.
Biologists were surprised to find the fish of the Syngnathus family, Siphonostoma ... which is a
Dolphins with penetrating vision, brain-eating or catfish-eating ink, with up to 100,000 spikes are interesting memorabilia of the ocean world discovered by scientists.
The London-based ecological agency has released documents about the current status of 'mass dolphin slaughter, shark hunting prey'.
A scientifically known humpback dolphin is found in northern Australia.
Since early this year, nearly 230 dead dolphins have been discovered along the coast of US states such as New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia.
Many people believe that dolphins are extremely intelligent and friendly animals. But recent research by scientists has
About 30 large dolphins were stranded in northeastern Brazil over the weekend. It was reported that on September 23, at least 7 of them died.
The team at the University of St Andrews in Scotland found more evidence that dolphins know to use their own signals to report and receive feedback to individuals in the…