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8. May 2025

AI Model May Help Us Understand What Dolphins Say

Google, an American multinational corporation and technology company, has developed a generative artificial intelligence model to speak to dolphins, using decades of data on the highly intelligent marine mammal.

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Animals United States

14. February 2025

Rare Sight of Over <em>1500</em> Special Dolphins

In a rare spectacle, over 1,500 Risso dolphins were spotted on the California coast.

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Bottle nosed Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) underwater, Honduras

Animals Germany

15. March 2024

Dolphins Have a Seventh Sense: Electrosensitivity!

A study conducted at the Nuremberg Zoo, Germany, on two female bottlenose dolphins shows that the intelligent mammal has a seventh sense, electroreceptivity, which potentially plays an important role in the marine animal’s survival.

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Animals Australia

17. January 2024

Intelligence Caught On Camera: Dolphins Are Even Smarter Than We Think

Off the coast of far southwestern Australia, researchers have filmed dolphins cleverly taking fish used as bait from crab pots and nets, a behavior that might have started some 20 years ago.

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Animals The World

21. November 2023

Together, We’re Saving Rare River Dolphins

Eleven countries have banded together to save the world's six surviving species of river dolphins from extinction.

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Animals Brazil

6. February 2023

Dolphin-Human Relationship Proves to be Good for Everyone!

A partnership between humans and dolphins that has existed for 150 years in Brazil was just proven to benefit not only humans but dolphins too.

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Animals United Kingdom

24. March 2022

These Drones Help Identify Pregnant Dolphins!

A team of marine biology researchers from Aberdeen, Scotland put drones to good use, using them to spot pregnant bottlenose dolphins to better monitor their progress and identify environmental factors that affect the reproduction of the protected species.

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Animals Hong Kong

20. September 2020

Bye-Bye Ferries, Welcome Back Pink Dolphins!

Since the ferries have stopped in Hong Kong's Pearl River Delta due to the corona pandemic, Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins - also known as pink dolphins - have made a comeback to this part of their natural habitat.

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Animals USA

4. December 2019

In the Cleaned-Up Potomac River, Dolphins Are Living, Mating – and Even Giving Birth

Five decades of pollution control and restoration efforts at the United States’ Potomac River is finally paying off: where dolphins had once long-disappeared, researchers are now cataloging well over a thousand of them in the lower reaches of the river.

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26. October 2019