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 ...

Two things were strange about the find: first, bottlenose dolphins aren ... up complex social groups and are useful in hunting, so a solitary dolphin is a bit weird. Add that to the fact that ...

Bottlenose dolphins typically thrive in pods, relying on their social structures for communication, hunting, and protection. The Baltic Sea, with its brackish waters and colder climate ...

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.

The animal has been spotted using a stationary fishing net as its personal feeding ground rather than going hunting for itself ... of a male Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin estimated to be ...

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