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These Dolphins Use Sea Sponges on Their Faces to Hunt and It’s More Complicated Than Anyone Thought
One dolphin swam past, her nose oddly enlarged. On a closer look, the bulb was a marine sponge — wedged tightly onto her beak like a soft, fleshy glove. She was not playing. She was hunting. Off the ...
A team of researchers has managed to delve deeper into the minds of dolphins. They are hopeful that it will aid them in understanding an intriguing process called "echolocation," which stimulates ...
A solo traveler off the coast of Denmark is apparently screaming into the void, revealing the importance of social interactions for dolphins. Reading time 2 minutes A dolphin dubbed Delle appears to ...
A study of dolphin jaw anatomy suggests their teeth might act as antennae for sound waves, potentially helping to explain how they hear and use echolocation underwater. “Our findings support the ...
Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Penguins can fly. Not in the sky, but in icy waters. Photographer ...
It's 2019 and bottlenose dolphin #1022, born in Scottish waters in 2007, is suddenly spotted completely alone, hundreds of miles from his home before ending up in Denmark, some 500 miles (800 km) away ...
Biologists discovered killer whales and dolphins working together to hunt salmon, a behavior never before documented in this population.
In early July 2025, videos circulated (archived) online claiming to authentically show a dolphin saving a snow leopard lost at sea. One version of the video that had 20 million views at the time of ...
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