Oceanography
The mother whale pats her cubs before the massacre
The mother pilot whale swims around the palm of her body every single flock throughout the night before being killed by Japanese fishermen the next day.
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Animal world
The secret animal spies of the CIA
During the Cold War, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used animals including pigeons, crows, dolphins and cats to perform secret missions.
Animal world
Mexico found dolphins of high risk of extinction
A team of Mexican scientists said they discovered six vaquita dolphins, one of the most endangered animals on Earth, off the coast of Mexico.
Animal world
Unique pink dolphins live in fresh water environment
A dolphin living in fresh water is something very special, the excitement of this creature is even multiplied when they possess a pink body and extreme hunting.
Oceanography
Amazingly, dolphins receive whales
For the first time, scientists noted the case of a bottlenose dolphin adopting a melon whale and taking care of it as their own.
Oceanography
The 5 reasons why killer whales are 'cold-blooded' geniuses of the ocean
They are not only strong, intelligent, agile, clever, but also possess an admirable kind of love in the natural world.
Animal world
Dolphins hug their bodies and push them to the surface in despair
The dolphin mother tried desperately, in order to retain a small ray of hope. The story has proved sad and maternal love is not a sense of human monopoly.
Animal world
The 150kg strange fish caught on Co Chien River is an extinct fish in Vietnam
150kg strange fish caught by fishermen on Co Chien River is Minh Hai, a fish that seems to be extinct in Vietnam.
Animal world
Whales, geckos and the world's most exotic military spies
Not only whales, intelligence agencies around the world may have used pigeons, cats, eagles, pelicans ... for spy missions.
Oceanography
Dolphins scavenge with Alzheimer's as human beings and cause very worrying
Concern is because it is completely possible for people.
Oceanography
Norway: The Russian Navy trains whales as 'special forces'
Oceanographic experts in Norway argue that the Russian navy trains white whales and many other mammals to serve the military purpose of the task force.
Oceanography
Heartbreaking picture: The stranded dolphin in Florida is full of plastic waste in the abdomen
A baby dolphin found stranded on Florida beach, after surgery, experts found it in the abdomen filled with plastic waste.
Animal world
Dolphins can emit hundreds of different cries
New research shows that the Araguaia river dolphin has a very diverse and complex communication system.
Animal world
Strange but particularly effective hunting tactics in the natural world
Being a predator, of course, there must be a hunting strategy. However, there will be guys
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Does echolocation have human sixth sense?
In the animal world, different species such as bats, dolphins or whales, emit sounds to orient themselves in their environment and determine their prey.