The next step would be to repeat the experiment for dolphins in the wild, but this is a challenge because of the difficulties in creating a controlled scenario with no noise pollution to compare with.

Have you ever heard a dolphin shout? Well new research from the University of Bristol suggests they do just that to be able to communicate with each other as the ocean they live in gets louder and ...

A 'superpod' of dolphins are giving Scarborough a tourism boost. They are easy to spot being the largest in the world, with ...

Manmade noise generated by activities such as drilling and shipping has the potential to negatively impact the health of wild dolphins Stephen Beech SWNS Friday 13 January 2023 06:08 GMT ...

Dolphins shout at each other over increasing levels of underwater noise pollution, new research suggests. Sounds generated by humans may force the animals to make louder and less effective ...

The group of divers realized the concerning reality of growing ocean pollution, which even animals are trying to resolve.

Bottlenose dolphins have a long lifespan — at least 40 years in the wild — with some populations staying in the same areas year-round. Resident dolphin pods can be useful in detecting disturbances in ...

A lone wild dolphin treated swimmers to a show in Cornwall - with the display captured on camera by lifeguards. The dolphin was spotted just off the shore at Fistral Beach, in Newquay, when it ...

Dolphins 'shout' to get heard over noise pollution 12 January 2023 Current Biology/Sorensen et al. Delta, one of the dolphins, with a sound tag to measure his clicks and whistles during the experiment ...