Dolphins washing up on Florida’s shores may be victims of the same kind of brain degeneration seen in humans with Alzheimer’s ...

Not only are dolphins one of the most popular species in the ocean, but they're also one of the most important.

Dolphins transferred from Dolphinaris to the U.S. Virgin Islands after the deaths of four other dolphins are reportedly "doing well," Coral World Ocean Park says. "The dolphins are doing well and ...

Researchers find that cyanobacterial toxins in marine ecosystems can cause Alzheimer’s-like brain damage in dolphins. Climate ...

In "Dolphins Up Close with Bertie Gregory," the National Geographic explorer looks to the camera and says, "Any day you see a dolphin is a good day." And that was Gregory's main objective for his ...

Marine rescuers in Massachusetts rescued and released two dolphins found stranded in shallow river water on Cape Cod. The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) said in a press release that ...

A 6 million-year-old dolphin-like fossil found off the Caribbean coast of Panama has now been dubbed a new species by researchers at the Smithsonian Institute. A detailed description of the fossilized ...

Heartbreaking video shows dolphins stuck in a miniscule tank in Mexico, languishing just a few feet from the open ocean — leaving activists appalled over “gut wrenching” conditions. Barceló Maya Grand ...

Marine biologists study the diets of dolphin species to understand the animals’ foraging habits and how they share ocean resources The health of dolphin populations worldwide depends on sustained ...

Only 92 whale species can be found swimming in the deep, blue seas. One of the most recognizable is the orca, commonly known as the killer whale. These apex predators are the only living species in ...

Update: This story has been updated to reflect the correct age of Khloe the dolphin. A statement posted to Dolphinaris Arizona's website and social media channels had stated that Khloe was 11 years ...

The more you learn about dolphins the more they make you smile … and cry. They are every bit the gregarious clowns we suppose them to be — joyful, leaping creatures that not only rejoice in riding ...