Allie, a 37-year-old bottlenose dolphin, swims through the Seven Seas habitat at Brookfield Zoo on Jan. 14, 2025. Allie is an experienced mother and is expecting a calf this summer. (Audrey ...

Scientists have discovered that juvenile bottlenose dolphins have specialized receptors for detecting the fatty acids in their mother's milk. These findings, published in the journal Marine Mammal ...

Baby bottlenose dolphins are born tail first ... It's also used as a way to communicate with its mother and other nearby ...

Allie, a 37-year-old bottlenose dolphin, is in her second trimester and is expected to give birth in June. Brookfield Zoo Chicago Share Brookfield Zoo has a case of baby fever. Dolphin baby fever ...

A recent study has discovered that juvenile bottlenose dolphins have specialised receptors for detecting the fatty acids in their mother’s milk. The researchers found special structures in the ...

Juvenile bottlenose dolphins possess specialized receptors on their tongues to detect fatty acids in their mother's milk, compensating for their limited olfactory capabilities in aquatic environments.

This summer, the Brookfield Zoo’s bottlenose dolphin habitat will reverberate ... so Allie — already an experienced mother of four — and her new calf will offer the zoo’s staff a chance ...

Juvenile dolphins were found to have specialized receptors for fatty acids on their tongues, offering new insights into their growth and feeding habits. Juvenile dolphins were found to have ...