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A “ghost dolphin” washed up on a beach in Brazil. Its wounds revealed the first-ever record of it being hunted by an unlikely predator
There’s a dolphin in Brazil so vanishingly rare they’re often referred to as “ghost dolphins”. Found along the country's ...
WWF calls for immediate ban on gill nets near dolphin pools Bangkok --The population of critically endangered Mekong River Dolphins -- also known as Irrawaddy Dolphins -- in the Cheuteal ...
There are 200 of the planet’s most prominent cetacean scientists currently meeting at the International Whaling Commission’s Scientific Committee in San Diego and they have been presented with new ...
Washington, DC—The Taiwanese government must act quickly to ban gill and trammel nets and stop development from further degrading the habitat of the critically endangered Taiwanese white dolphin, ...
Pakistan's Indus River dolphin population has reached an estimated 1,987. But fishing nets, habitat fragmentation and ...
Only Three Dolphins Left in Southern Laos as WWF calls for immediate ban on all gill nets near dolphin pools. Bangkok --The population of critically endangered Mekong River Dolphins (also known as ...
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