Bottlenose dolphins, like all other dolphin species, play an important role in keeping their environment in balance. They eat fish, squid, cuttlefish and crustaceans, and are themselves a source of ...

Dolphins are very social animals that scientists have observed “smiling” while playing with one another. But a solitary bottlenose dolphin, known by the name Delle, has been observed near the ...

Baby bottlenose dolphins are born tail first ... which prevents the fish from escaping. On average, a dolphin eats 5 percent ...

They live in large stable social clusters, their presence in our coastal waters is seasonal and they form long-term associations with oceanic bottlenose dolphins. The latter is a particularly ...

Dolphins eat in proximity to birds that shed the virus ... Past surveys show only about 1,000 bottlenose dolphins spend their lives almost exclusively in the lagoon. So any new disease threatens ...

This summer the Brookfield Zoo’s bottlenose dolphin habitat will reverberate with the chatty whistles and playful leaps of a new calf — the first expected to be born there in over a decade.

The study raises concerns about micropollutants that could also potentially affect humans, since dolphins in the gulf eat much of the same shrimp and fish that we do. TAMU-CC calls bottlenose ...