The Opioid Crisis Has Reached the Gulf of Mexico’s Dolphins
Dophins have been found with several drugs, including fentanyl, in their fat reserves.
Tag: marine biology
Lonely dolphin in the Baltic Sea appears to be talking to himself
What happens when a highly social creature like a bottlenose dolphin is left utterly alone? Delle, a solitary dolphin in ...
The Surprising Sleep of Sperm Whales: Vertical Naps in the Ocean Deep
If you think it's tough to sleep on land, try sleeping in the sea.
Meet the Sea Robin: A Fish That Walks and Tastes the Seafloor With Its Legs
The sea robin walks on leg-like fins that can taste the seafloor, showcasing evolution's clever repurposing of traits.
Elephant Seals Photobomb Marine Study, Turn Experiment Into “Dinner Bell”
Scientists capture never-before-seen footage of seals exploiting research sonar to track and catch fish.
Adorable Dumbo octopus makes surprise appearance on camera
The elusive creature lives deep beneath the ocean's surface.
New Hebrides trench: First pictures of unexplored deep sea
For the first time, researchers have taken a look at the life that thrives in one of the deepest spots ...
Humpack whales flawless natural navigation studied
A recently published study 8 years in the making reveals the uncanny ability humpback whales have of following seemingly perfect ...
Whales suffer from sun burns too
You know those days when you go to the beach, and it's just too hot outside, so you have to ...
