The bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and other toothed whales are solitary predators who remotely detect prey by echolocation. Emitting a series of clicks and whistles, the dolphin then ...

National Dolphin Day highlights dolphin intelligence, beauty, playfulness, and the urgent need for conservation efforts.

Thanks to their echolocation abilities ... the California sea lion and the bottlenose dolphin. According to Korii, more than 100 dolphins were present in American naval installations in the ...

Dolphins are recognized for their natural ability to use sound, or echolocation ... researchers looked at how bottlenose dolphins perceive a range of simple, two-dimensional objects compared ...

Incredibly, Sarah and her team are learning that a pod of bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan ... This process is called echolocation. Dolphins make as many as 1,000 clicking noises per second.

From the common bottlenose dolphin to the Amazon River dolphin, these captivating marine mammals utilize their extraordinary echolocation and communication skills to navigate the environment ...