Scientists Want To Understand The Language Of Dolphins By 2021 Artificial intelligence technology may be the key to figuring out how dolphins are communicating.

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The Miami Dolphins Are The First Team To Earn A Yakety Sax Treatment Congratulations, Dolphins. This Boots’s for you.

These Ancient Dolphins Left the Sea to Swim Through Prehistoric Rivers Most dolphins are saltwater animals, but there are a few dolphins around the world that decided to leave the saltwater behind and swim upriver. This is an artist’s rendition of one of those prehistoric dolphins that swam through the rivers of Panam Read more ... a millions of years ago.

Dolphins Spotted Riding Whales Off The Coast Of Hawaii It's long been understood that dolphins and whales are incredibly intelligent, playful creatures. They regularly interact playfully with humans, and they've been seen doing the same with other species too. However it's become apparent that all along Read more ... the coast of Hawaii, bottlenose dolphins and humpb…

The “Dolphin Rape” Myth | Justin Gregg | Science Writer Google the term “dolphin rape” and you’ll find countless references to male dolphins raping female dolphins, males raping other males, gang rape, and even dolphins raping humans. You might even find this hoax webpage claiming that dolphins regu Read more ... larly kidnap swimmers and take them to a “rape cave.” He…

Dolphins Form Complex Social Networks, According To New Study Dolphins -- they're just like us. According to a study recently published in the journal Marine Mammal Science, bottlenose dolphins cluster into unique social ...

The Dark Secrets That Dolphins Don't Want You to Know Dolphins are violent predators with a predilection for baby killing and rape.

How to play with Dolphins - Let's save dolphins How to play with dolphins is a collection of groups of dolphins I have dove with and filmed in summer 2011 in Red Sea (Egypt). This sweet creature is facing ...

Dolphins Have Human-Like Intelligence, Their Own Language Scientists at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia have used MRI scanners to map the brains of dolphins.