Almost like giggling children, dolphins and whales squeal with delight when they get a fishy treat, a new study finds. These marine mammals are known to use buzzing sounds to navigate and communicate ...
A dolphin with a camera attached to the left side of her harness for the study.US Navy/National Marine Mammal Foundation A Navy-trained bottlenose dolphin devoured eight venomous sea snakes one day, ...
Almost like giggling children, dolphins and whales squeal with delight when they get a fishy treat, a new study finds. These marine mammals are known to use buzzing sounds to navigate and communicate ...
Dolphins with video cameras strapped to them have been recorded making excited noises as they captured prey, including yellow-bellied sea snakes, in the San Diego Bay and in the open ocean. The two ...
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When dolphins and whales squeal, they may not be sending food signals to their friends. They could just be shrieking with pleasure. After measuring the time delay between a dolphin or whale receiving ...
There's rarely time to write about every cool science-y story that comes our way. So this year, we're once again running a special Twelve Days of Christmas series of posts, highlighting one science ...
Almost like giggling children, dolphins and whales squeal with delight when they get a fishy treat, a new study finds. These marine mammals are known to use buzzing sounds to navigate and communicate ...
Ever wondered what dolphin and whale squeals mean? Scientists now suggest that those squeaky sounds mean they're delighted or happy about something. The squeal is different from the usual buzz ...
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