dolphins
¡Explora nuestros artículos exclusivos!
South Korea: Promoting Legal Recognition of the Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin as a Subject of Rights
On the South Korean island of Jeju, a group of environmental activists is leading an unprecedented campaign: recognizing the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops aduncus)...
Alert in Florida: Signs similar to Alzheimer’s found in stranded dolphins on beaches, believed to be caused by pollution
A concerning new study identified in dolphins stranded brain signs similar to human Alzheimer's.
These are linked to cyanobacteria blooms and environmental neurotoxins in the...
The Echo of Captivity: Spain Faces the Debate on Aquariums with Orca and Dolphin Shows and Animal Welfare
In Spain, dolphins smile for the cameras, but their reality is far from idyllic. Eight dolphinariums house 75 bottlenose dolphins, four orcas, and four...
Exemplary rescue on the east coast of the United States: eleven common dolphins return to the sea after a mass stranding
The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), along with the Cape Cod National Seashore, led a rescue and release operation of eleven common dolphins...
The world’s smallest dolphin, with a unique ability: it can somersault at 120 meters deep
Dolphins are one of the most popular animals worldwide due to their friendliness and intelligence. However, there is a species of dolphins that stands...
