Dolphins

A pod of dolphins was captured swimming alongside a cruise ship near the U.K. mainland's most westerly point in Scotland.

A veterinarian decided that the best course of action was to euthanize the dolphin due to its poor condition.

"There is no excuse for attempting to ride, pet, and take photos with the dolphin," Heidi Whitehead of the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network told Newsweek.

The app features thousands of hours of footage that have been used by scientists to understand marine wildlife behaviors and feeding patterns.

The dolphin carcass was found weeks after a great white shark sighting on a nearby beach.

The New York Police Department shared a video on Twitter of some surprising a pod of dolphins in Flushing Bay.

Sonic blasts used in undersea prospection would put the whales and dolphins, which are sound-sensitive cetaceans, at risk, Greenpeace said.

The marine mammal became an inspiration when she was equipped with a prosthetic tail in 2005 after she was caught in a crab trap and it left her unable to swim.

Two divers were swimming alongside a dolphin when a shark approached, but their protective friend ensured the predator stayed away.

Photos and videos of nearly 1,500 dolphins being slaughtered were condemned across social media.

Video footage shows dolphins being herded towards their deaths as boats surround the terrified animals while they thrash helplessly against spears and knives.

Since becoming stranded on Thursday morning, the fin whale has moved closer to the shore, with fears rising that it could become beached.

The former quarterback's comments on social media has people speculating he might be seeking a school board seat.

"I'll give you my opinion: She got terminated because they didn't want her saying too much about the river water causing these dolphins to die," said Captain George Ricks.

The dolphin reportedly became stuck in the rocks when tide went out.

The injured dolphin was spotted off the coast of South Carolina.

Dolphins are naturally inquisitive animals, so when they saw one man at an aquarium doing cartwheels they decided to join in.

A man has filmed a breathtaking video of great whites and dolphins swimming off the Pacific coast.

While dolphin sightings may be relatively common in the Tampa area, none of them compare to this striking and unusual calf.

One revelation in Netflix's "Seaspiracy" that has shocked viewers is the claim that "dolphin friendly" labels on cans of tuna are not guaranteed.

In the footage, at least three men can be seen beating the critically endangered freshwater Ganges river dolphin as one man pins the animal down.

False killer whales are large members of the dolphin family that are found in open waters throughout the tropics and sub-tropics.

The U.S. Naval Institute claims satellite images show a dolphin facility at a naval base on the country's west coast.

The dad who made this adorable video possible deserves an award.

"If you see dolphins, more often than not, there might be sharks in that same area."

This is the second killing of a Ganges river dolphin since the country's coronavirus lockdown started in March.

"This type of feeding is very risky, as dolphins run the risk of remaining stranded," said researcher Daniele Cagnazzi.

Previously it was thought humans were the only species to put on performances for the purpose of bonding and cooperation.

The whales were observed in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument, located around 130 miles east-southeast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Police are offering a reward of up to $20,000 to anyone who shares information that leads to those responsible.