How female dolphins know which males to avoid

Female dolphins recognize aggressive males by their calls and avoid them during mating season, study finds

New research shows that female bottlenose dolphins recognize individual males by their unique calls and remember their past aggressive behav

Female dolphins use vocal recognition to remember and avoid aggressive males during mating season, study finds

New research shows that female bottlenose dolphins recognize individual males by their unique calls and remember their past aggressive behav

Study: Female dolphins use signature whistles to remember and avoid aggressive males

A new study on Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay, Australia, reveals that female dolphins may use signature whistles to mentally

Same-sex socio-sexual behaviours in bottlenose dolphins: An analysis

This article by Anna Gionis from Sea Watch Foundation examines same-sex socio-sexual behaviours (SSSB) in common bottlenose dolphins (Tursio

Electric eels and knifefish suppress electric signals to avoid detection, UCF study finds

A study published in Current Biology by UCF researchers reveals that electric eels and weakly electric knifefish strategically suppress and

Disentangling Dolphins

Disentangling Dolphins