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Establish new protected areas to protect rare dolphins
The Bangladesh government has declared a wildlife refuge area on January 29, placing it in the strict protection of freshwater dolphins in the Sundarbans, considered the…
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The world's tallest person saves dolphins
Bao Xishun, the world's tallest man, rescued two dolphins in China using his long arm to dig deep into their stomachs and pull dangerous plastic pieces out.
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2007 will be the Year of the Dolphin
The UN Environment Program (UNEP) has decided that 2007 is the Year of the Dolphin with the aim of attracting public attention to the risks that are weighing on the fate…
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400 dead dolphins drift into the African sea
Hundreds of dead dolphins were knocked up on the touristy beach north of Zanzibar. Scientists surmised they were disoriented, or disturbed by the US Navy's underwater na…
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Freshwater dolphins disappear from the Mekong basin
A recent study by James Cook Australaia University and Can Tho University has identified: freshwater dolphins almost disappeared from the Mekong basin in Vietnam. Howeve…
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Whale meat 'makes dog food'
A British nature protection group said that Japanese whale meat is so abundant that it is used as a dog food. Thousands of tons of dolphin meat congested when more and m…
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White dolphin appears at Do Son beach
According to Hai Phong Department of Aquatic Resources Protection, in Do Son waters, 3 nautical miles east of Hon Dau island is appearing a large group of white dolphins…
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Establishing the bank of DNA of rare and precious dolphins
A group of Hong Kong observers said they have set up a repository of DNA of rare white dolphin in China, in response to a serious decline in the number of these mammals.…
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The face of scientist: The female doctor 'dolphin'
Dr. Nguyen Thi Nga, deputy director of the southern branch of the Vietnam-Russia Tropical Center, who brought farmers more options to trade golden triploid catfish, used…
Medicine - Health
Blind people locate by ear
For the first time, a study confirms that blind people also have the ability to locate echoes such as bats and dolphins, according to Top News.
Medicine - Health
The boy 'looked' with his ears
A blind boy in England has the ability to identify objects after being taught the dolphin method to help locate echoes.
Cancer
Pink dolphin due to skin cancer
The dolphin at the Singapore aquarium is pink due to a form of skin cancer, but it still performs in front of visitors.
New technology
Russia uses whales to defend naval base?
Russia hopes to train whales to protect its naval base and even destroy the intruder.
New technology
Sound wave radar equipment
British scientists have created a dolphin-inspired ultrasound that can detect people trapped underground or buried in snow.
New technology
See the sound
how does music look like? It is not a silly question because, with the revolutionary new scientific tool, for the first time, people create beautiful images recorded thr…