First described in 1895, which dolphin wasn’t officially documented until 1971?
Scientist Francis Fraser is credited with being the first to describe a new species of […]
Scientist Francis Fraser is credited with being the first to describe a new species of […]
By Earl Filskov Approximately 100 miles off the coast of Mexico in the Humboldt Current, […]
By Amber Friend The history-making extinction of aquatic animals is not just a thing […]
The only dolphin known to display the unique trait called “roto-tailing” is the Striped Dolphin. […]
The Fraser’s Dolphin is also called the Sarawak Dolphin after being discovered in Sarawak, Borneo. […]
By Earl Filskov First discovered in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Chile […]
The Long-Beaked Common Dolphin has more teeth than any other dolphin, with up to 67 […]
A delicacy for the Inuit natives in Canada and Greenland is maktaq (also muktuk, […]
A delicacy for the Inuit natives in Canada and Greenland is maktaq (also muktuk, […]
The scientific name Pseudorca crassidens for the False Killer Whale gives an indication of the […]
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