Whales & Dolphins
Today’s highlights include a new citizen science project, a jellyfish-shredding robot, and a new park where you can swim with dolphins and eat them.
The world’s first legally binding international treaty to curb the release of mercury into the environment was formally signed today, October 9.
Today’s highlights include a giant squid in Spain, new findings on the “data-deficient” Bryde’s whale, and channels beneath the Antarctic ice shelf.
Last month, several articles popped up calling dolphins “thugs” and “more stupid than goldfish” based on two new publications. Are dolphins as smart as we think?
Today’s highlights include learning from whale breath, a report on oceans and climate change, and Georgia Aquarium’s continued attempts to import beluga whales.
Today’s highlights include new biodiversity hotspots, the impact of seismic airgun testing on fish, and a mass stranding officially blamed on the use of seismic blasts.
Today’s highlights include environmental impacts of the Costa Concordia salvage operation, an early-warning system for overfishing, and record-keeping earwax.
Today’s highlights include protection for southern resident killer whales, bowhead whale songs, and a quicker way to identify whale and dolphin meat.
Check out our latest guest post from Dan Knaub about humpback whales and the Connecticut nonprofit that has been saving them for 40 years.
Check out our latest guest post from Dan Knaub about humpback whales and the Connecticut nonprofit that has been saving them for 40 years.
