International
The ocean’s tiniest dolphins and the doggie squad that detects them
If New Zealand’s adorable Hector’s dolphins don’t steal your heart, the dogs that seek them out for you will.
Tag: dolphins
Science & Environment
Sparkling dolphins swim off Australia’s coast: this is what’s threatening the natural phenomenon
With so much human activity close to the shore and at sea, how much longer can we continue to enjoy this natural light show?
News
Watch a male dolphin offer a spongey gift to a potential mate
This rare sexual display, never caught on camera before, reveals the complex social lives of humpback dolphins.
Wildlife
The future of zoos and marine parks
Clive Phillips argues in favour of a major shift away from the role of zoos as visitor attractions. He says, instead, zoos should reestablish themselves as important educational facilities.
News
New, ancient dolphin species had weird skull crests
A strange new species of dolphin, that is said to be over 19-20 million years old, has been found among forgotten fossils kept in the Smithsonian.
News
VIDEO: False killer whales hunt down baby shark off Sydney coast
Rare footage of a pod of false killer whales hunting down a juvenile shark has been captured by drone off Cronulla beach in Sydney’s south.
News
Cells act as early danger alarm for marine wildlife
The riddle of how toxicants in our waterways affect turtles and dolphins could be solved before the animals even show signs of illness.
News
Bunbury dolphins serve up calamari for dinner
WA’s dolphins are at it again – first they formed a mothers group, now they are turning meal times into a fine culinary art.
Destinations
Australian Geographic Adventures Episode 5 Part 3
David discovers that Port Stephens is home to an abundance of dolphins looking for fun
Adventure
Diving at Milford Sound
The impressive annual precipitation of 9m makes diving at Milford Sound a unique experience.