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Toxic Algae Blamed for Dead Sea Lions, Dolphins in Southern California
An algae neurotoxin has been linked to the deaths off the southern California coast. Click to read more.
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Another Dead Dolphin Beached in New Jersey Coast, 24th Carcass Recorded in 5 Months
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Dolphin Deaths Increase in France, Activists Call Halting of Atlantic Fishing
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Conservationists Raise Concerns Over Deaths of Endangered Dolphins in Cambodia, Calling for Urgent Law Enforcement
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New Bottlenose Dolphin Smaller Subspecies Discovered in Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean, Research Reveals
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Some Dolphin Brains Exhibit Indicators of Alzheimer’s Disease
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Dolphins at Risk of Suffering from Alzheimer's, Says Scottish Researchers
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Male Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins Help Each Other Find Potential Females and Mates, New Study Reveals
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'Guardian Angels' and Dolphins Save Australian Surfer from Gargantuan 20-Foot Shark
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Australian Dolphins Form the 'Largest Alliance Network Known Outside of Humans'
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King Charles III Inherits Thousands of Dolphins, Swans, Sturgeons, and Whales to Protect Against Poachers
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Sea Turns Into Blood as Hundreds of Dolphins Slaughtered During the Commencement of the Taiji Dolphin Hunt in Japan
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Male Dolphins Acts as "Wingman" to Help their Buddy Find Mates
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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