Irrawaddy dolphins are rapidly disappearing across Asia. Scientists warn that fishing nets, pollution and habitat loss are ...

An Australian angler spotted what he initially thought to be a massive trout and ended up capturing video of something even ...

From the depths of the oceans to deserts, mountains and the remote Amazon, this year's most extraordinary nature photography brings us glimpses of the diversity and awe of the natural world. This year ...

As the pink dolphins glided above gentle waves, their pale pink bodies were clearly visible against the grey-blue surface of the water.

JAKARTA: An Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin (Sousa chinensis) that recently went viral after its unusual appearance in the Batang Lubuh River in Riau's Rokan Hulu regency has been found dead, raising ...

Pink animals are like nature's cute and unbelievable surprises, much like cotton candy in the wild, getting spotted where you ...

Northern resident killer whales appear to use dolphins as ‘scouts’, in a surprising cooperative hunting strategy Orcas and dolphins have been spotted for the first time working as a team to hunt ...

Scientists have released incredible footage of northern transient killer whales following Pacific white-sided dolphins to help locate prey, then sharing the catch with them afterwards. The behaviour ...

There are roughly 2.5 million known species on the planet, but scientists estimate that's only a fraction of the biodiversity on Earth. A new study shows we're finding new species like never before.

Most people enjoy spotting dolphins on vacation, but if you visited Brazil in 2023, you would not have wanted to see the dolphins there. Locals witnessed a devastating scene: hundreds of dead dolphins ...

Dolphins remember individuals for years, carrying grudges and showing targeted dislike long after negative encounters with humans. Major changes to US pensions being considered by Congress Alarm grows ...

A new study challenges a long-held theory about bottlenose dolphins in the Mediterranean, revealing that they are divided by offshore and coastal ecotypes rather than being split into east and west ...