Animals
Tourism Threatens Dolphins in Balearic Islands
Factors like climate change and habitat loss are often the source of declining species populations, but in the case of bottlenose dolphins in the Balearic Islands, a rise in tourism, along with fishing and sea transport, is threatening their wellbeing, new research shows.
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