Find an extremely rare white dolphin in California
Last week, a newly discovered white Risso dolphin was playing in Monterey Bay, California by Kate Cummings, a research specialist at Blue Ocean Whale Watch.
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Last week, a newly discovered white Risso dolphin was playing in Monterey Bay, California by Kate Cummings, a research specialist at Blue Ocean Whale Watch.
Extremely rare, so rare that no one has ever seen them, yet can become extinct next year. Which animal is it?
Most recently in New Zealand, 400 whales shrouded in mystery after only one night.
Researchers at the Karadag Nature Reserve in Feodosia, Russia, recorded a special conversation between two dolphins in the Black Sea.
More than 1,000 dolphins fled when they fell into the killer whale ambush off Monterey Bay, USA.
Dolphins are the most peaceful creature on the planet and are considered to be the sea friends of humans. But what did mankind do with this friend?
Great demand of the Chinese elite for bubble totoaba and dolphins and dry and squash bubbles pushed these two species to the brink of extinction.
Dolphins are mammals that live in the famous ocean friendly, mischievous and belong to one of the smartest species on earth. So how smart is dolphin?
The dolphins frightened themselves into the rocks as if to ask for help, but still could not escape the tragic fate.
The dolphin only sleeps with half the brain and the other half controls the activity with the proof that in that state they can still swim in a counterclockwise directio…
A Queenslander is quick to record the rare smiling moment of the upturned dolphin in the waters off the north of Australia.
A corpse filled with blood was torn to reveal all the bones that had washed up on Russia's beach. This creature has a strange shape that scientists have not yet identifi…
Dolphins often ride on whale's backs as a way to play with giant friends.
The bottlenose dolphin in Japan is the only albino individual in the world currently living in captivity.