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Albino dolphins cost half a million dollars captured in Japan
Japanese fishermen have just caught a rare albino dolphin. Fish are being trained to become familiar with humans and may be sold for $ 500,000.
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Two-headed dolphin body washed up on the Turkish coast
This week, a two-headed dolphin was discovered lying on a beach in Turkey.
Oceanography
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.
Oceanography
Thousands of dolphins appear along the coast of South Africa
The migration of thousands of dolphins in a nearly 10,000-kilometer journey along the South African coast creates a breathtaking spectacle.
Oceanography
'That' in whales depends on their size
It has been said for a long time that the hip bones of elephants and dolphins are basically useless.
Oceanography
How is dolphin sleep different from humans?
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…
Oceanography
Dolphins save athletes from shark jaws
With the escort of dolphins, the British swimmer was lucky to escape the shark's attack.
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Dolphins also kill fellow species for entertainment
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.
Oceanography
Translated dolphin language
Recently, Dr. Denise Herzing, founder of the Wild Dolphin project in Florida (USA), said he finally understood a part of the language of this creature.
Oceanography
Dozens of whales are stranded on the coast of New Zealand
On January 14, at least 13 naval whales were stranded on the remote coast of Farewell Spit, New Zealand's South Island region.
Oceanography
Dolphins kill themselves because of losing children
Japanese fishermen have completed the killing of 250 spearhead dolphins, which are cornered in a bay in Taiji for meat.
Oceanography
Dolphins also 'play' drugs
Biologists were surprised to find the fish of the Syngnathus family, Siphonostoma ... which is a
Oceanography
Amazing secrets in the ocean
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.
Oceanography
Found rare dead whales on the coast in Poland
On November 17, a Polish expert said a white whale was found on the Baltic beach in Poland.
Oceanography
Kill dolphins as prey for shark hunting
The London-based ecological agency has released documents about the current status of 'mass dolphin slaughter, shark hunting prey'.