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What do dolphins and whales think of each other? Scientists have new evidence.
Based on the documented behaviors, some whale species seem to reciprocate the dolphins’ friendly approaches more than others. Humpback whales in particular—believed to have an affinity for other species because they sometimes intervene when orcas attack whales, seals, and even sunfish—were more amenable to the association.
Scrolling through social media, you may have dallied on reels of Leonardo DiCaprio dancing or Tom Cruise crooning, only to ...
A new tagging method called tap-and-go allows researchers to gather more data on the health and behavior of whales, with less ...
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Scientists warn that blue whales are going silent
A six-year study published in 2025 reveals that blue whales have been going silent, with their vocalizations decreasing by ...
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No, blue whales aren't going silent off California. Here's why.
Blue whales sing less when they are starving and sing more when food is plentiful, a recent study revealed. Researchers listened to whales off California for six years and found that their singing ...
A new report finds that efforts to protect the dolphins are not working. Experts blame both fishing vessels and NOAA.
Whale songs provide key insight into ocean ecology, allowing scientists to make estimations on the prevalence of the species ...
Windmills are deadly to birds. Experts say 140,000 to 679,000 birds are killed each year from flying into windmill blades.
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26-million-year-old fossil with sharp teeth reveals fierce origins of modern whales
Janjucetus dullardi,' a dolphin-sized predator with slicing teeth, offers rare insight into the earliest stage of baleen ...
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