Laela Sayigh Human fascination with bottlenose dolphins goes back thousands of years, at least as early as Greek mythology.
Like humans, dolphins possess the ability to alter their surroundings, solve problems and form complex social groups. They ...
A study conducted over the course of decades found that signature noises bottlenose dolphins make are altered by mothers when speaking to calves. New research using data derived from decades of ...
Dolphins "speak" more when they're learning new skills, reveals research. Captive bottlenose dolphins vary their vocalizations during "enrichment" activities, say Italian scientists. They believe ...
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