How are Atlantic Spotted and Clymene Dolphins related?
Both the Atlantic Spotted Dolphin and the Clymene Dolphin are the only two members of […]
Both the Atlantic Spotted Dolphin and the Clymene Dolphin are the only two members of […]
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With only 4-14 teeth in the lower jaw and usually none in the upper jaw, […]
Even though they are dolphins and not porpoises, the Pacific White-Sided Dolphin is sometimes referred […]
By Angelica Romero Blancas Regeneration is one of the most famous abilities that sea stars […]
By Angelica Romero Blancas While sea stars do have an eye at the end of […]
While it would be difficult to confuse most dolphins for a seal or sea lion, […]
By Amber Friend A vaquita is the smallest living cetacean (pronounced sĭ-tā′shən). Cetaceans are made […]
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