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Solitary Dolphin in Baltic Sea Talks to Himself, Researchers Think it's a Sign of Loneliness
A bottlenose dolphin, known as Delle, has been observed in the Baltic Sea making thousands of vocalisations. The solitary dolphin’s sounds, including whistles and clicks, suggest it may be lonely and trying to communicate. Despite being in an area outside the usual range for these dolphins, no other dolphins were nearby. Researchers are exploring...
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Lonely Dolphin Found Talking To Himself, Scientists Propose Two Theories
Scientists usually don't record the sounds made by solitary dolphins as they are perceived as outcasts but here they took the gamble.
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Hina Khan Enjoys "Best Dolphin Cruise Ever" On Her Maldives Vacation. Watch
Dressed in a floral outfit, Hina could not help but giggle in joy as she spotted dolphins swimming in the water
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Khushi Kapoor Turns 23: A Look At Her Pajama Party
Khushi Kapoor will next be seen in an upcoming romantic drama alongside Junaid Khan
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Did You Know, Dolphins Are Exhaling Microplastic Fibers?
The study found the microplastic particles exhaled by bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are similar in chemical composition to those identified in human lungs.
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Usman Qadir, Son Of Abdul Qadir, Announces Retirement From Pakistan Cricket
Usman Qadir's last appearance in Pakistan cricket was by playing for Dolphins in the recent Champions One-Day Cup.
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"Keep Shouting Babar, Babar": Ex-Captain's Epic 'In Your Face' Trolling Of Babar Azam With Him On The Field
Ex-Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed sledged Babar Azam during a Champions Cup 2024 match between Stallions and Dolphins
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Lonely Dolphin Terrorises Japan Beach Town With Series Of Attacks: Report
A single bottlenose dolphin, who might have been separated from its pod, is being considered responsible for a troubling series of attacks on swimmers in Tsurga, a seaside town in Fukui Prefecture in Japan.
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Like Humans, These Animals Give Each Other Names
Naming others is considered a marker of highly advanced cognition in social animals, previously observed only in humans, bottlenose dolphins and African elephants. Marmoset monkeys have now joined this exclusive club, according to a new study.
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Dolphin Bites Surge At Japanese Beaches, Authorities Warn Beachgoers
Authorities in central Japan are urging beachgoers to steer clear of dolphins after a sharp increase in biting incidents, with one expert saying the culprit may be a single overly playful individual.
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Lonely, Sexually Frustrated Dolphin Behind Attacks On Swimmers In Japan, Say Experts
Authorities in the coastal town of Mihama have installed signs warning people that not only can the mammals "bite you with their sharp teeth and cause you to bleed", but they can also "drag you into the sea, which could be life-threatening".
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Real Or Fake? Internet Abuzz After Pics Of Rare Pink Dolphin Surface Online
Photos claiming to show a pink dolphin off the coast of North Carolina have recently gained significant attention on social media, leaving viewers both amazed and puzzled.
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Dolphins Stranded In UP's Sharda Canal Rescued After 24-Hour Operation
The operation was completed late Saturday evening, they said.
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Kirti Kulhari Saw The Ocean And Went Dolphin Spotting On Muscat Vacation: 5 Things To Do On Holiday In Oman
From enjoying music on the yacht to snorkelling in the sea, Kirti Kulhari had the time of her life on her holiday in Oman
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Fossil Of 16-Million-Year-Old River Dolphin Found In Peru
Scientists on Wednesday unveiled a 16 million-year-old fossil skull unearthed in Peru of a river dolphin that once swam in waters that are now the Amazon, and whose closest living relative is the South Asian river dolphin in India's Ganges River.
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Solitary Dolphin in Baltic Sea Talks to Himself, Researchers Think it's a Sign of Loneliness
A bottlenose dolphin, known as Delle, has been observed in the Baltic Sea making thousands of vocalisations. The solitary dolphin’s sounds, including whistles and clicks, suggest it may be lonely and trying to communicate. Despite being in an area outside the usual range for these dolphins, no other dolphins were nearby. Researchers are exploring...
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Lonely Dolphin Found Talking To Himself, Scientists Propose Two Theories
Scientists usually don't record the sounds made by solitary dolphins as they are perceived as outcasts but here they took the gamble.
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Hina Khan Enjoys "Best Dolphin Cruise Ever" On Her Maldives Vacation. Watch
Dressed in a floral outfit, Hina could not help but giggle in joy as she spotted dolphins swimming in the water
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Khushi Kapoor Turns 23: A Look At Her Pajama Party
Khushi Kapoor will next be seen in an upcoming romantic drama alongside Junaid Khan
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Did You Know, Dolphins Are Exhaling Microplastic Fibers?
The study found the microplastic particles exhaled by bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are similar in chemical composition to those identified in human lungs.
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Usman Qadir, Son Of Abdul Qadir, Announces Retirement From Pakistan Cricket
Usman Qadir's last appearance in Pakistan cricket was by playing for Dolphins in the recent Champions One-Day Cup.
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"Keep Shouting Babar, Babar": Ex-Captain's Epic 'In Your Face' Trolling Of Babar Azam With Him On The Field
Ex-Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed sledged Babar Azam during a Champions Cup 2024 match between Stallions and Dolphins
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Lonely Dolphin Terrorises Japan Beach Town With Series Of Attacks: Report
A single bottlenose dolphin, who might have been separated from its pod, is being considered responsible for a troubling series of attacks on swimmers in Tsurga, a seaside town in Fukui Prefecture in Japan.
-
Like Humans, These Animals Give Each Other Names
Naming others is considered a marker of highly advanced cognition in social animals, previously observed only in humans, bottlenose dolphins and African elephants. Marmoset monkeys have now joined this exclusive club, according to a new study.
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Dolphin Bites Surge At Japanese Beaches, Authorities Warn Beachgoers
Authorities in central Japan are urging beachgoers to steer clear of dolphins after a sharp increase in biting incidents, with one expert saying the culprit may be a single overly playful individual.
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Lonely, Sexually Frustrated Dolphin Behind Attacks On Swimmers In Japan, Say Experts
Authorities in the coastal town of Mihama have installed signs warning people that not only can the mammals "bite you with their sharp teeth and cause you to bleed", but they can also "drag you into the sea, which could be life-threatening".
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Real Or Fake? Internet Abuzz After Pics Of Rare Pink Dolphin Surface Online
Photos claiming to show a pink dolphin off the coast of North Carolina have recently gained significant attention on social media, leaving viewers both amazed and puzzled.
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Dolphins Stranded In UP's Sharda Canal Rescued After 24-Hour Operation
The operation was completed late Saturday evening, they said.
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Kirti Kulhari Saw The Ocean And Went Dolphin Spotting On Muscat Vacation: 5 Things To Do On Holiday In Oman
From enjoying music on the yacht to snorkelling in the sea, Kirti Kulhari had the time of her life on her holiday in Oman
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Fossil Of 16-Million-Year-Old River Dolphin Found In Peru
Scientists on Wednesday unveiled a 16 million-year-old fossil skull unearthed in Peru of a river dolphin that once swam in waters that are now the Amazon, and whose closest living relative is the South Asian river dolphin in India's Ganges River.
