A wild bottlenose dolphin in Australia has developed a foraging trick so strange that researchers spent four years making ...

Thought to be some of the smartest animals on Earth, bottlenose dolphins send messages to one another in many different ways. They squeak, squawk and use body language—leaping as high as 20 feet in ...

Discover how Bubbles, a wild dolphin in Australia's Great Barrier Reef, has been observed chasing fish until they vomit, then eating their regurgitation—a fascinating instance of kleptoparasitism.

Scientists recorded 11 instances of Bubbles successfully snacking this way. They mark some of the first detailed observations ...

Staff at the Lady Elliott Island Eco Resort off the southern Great Barrier Reef in Australia are well acquainted with the shenanigans of a male bottlenose dolphin they’ve nicknamed Bubbles. Bubbles ...

Pakistan's blind, bottom-foraging Indus River dolphins clawed back from near extinction, but a fragmented river riddled with ...

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A bottlenose dolphin near Lady Elliot Island was filmed chasing trevally until they regurgitated food, then eating it.

Dolphins were abundant in the Sound before the 1940s, according to the Long Island Sound Partnership, but in the decades that followed, they seemed to disappear, most likely because of deteriorating ...

As animal behaviorists increasingly use AI in their research, they grapple with how to wield the technology responsibly ...

A 120-foot Navy torpedo retriever abandoned in a South Carolina marsh for four years became the state's 612th artificial reef ...

Off the coast of Australia, scientists filmed one dolphin’s potentially stomach-turning way to score a meal. The dolphin, a wild bottlenose named Bubbles, has developed a hunting technique never ...