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							Oceans						

						Deep-Sea Mining Could Harm Whales and Dolphins, Too
					
						Feb 21
					
							Animals						

						Dolphins Rescued From Hotel Pool Are Set Free Into Open Waters
					
						Sep 06
					
							Animals						

						Male Dolphins Seen Playing ‘Wingman’ to Help Each Other Find Mates
					
						Sep 02
					
							Animals						

						Dolphins Use New York Harbor as a Feeding Ground, Study Finds
					
						Jun 14
					
							Animals						

						Dolphins Seen Self-Medicating Skin Ailments by Rubbing Against Certain Corals and Sponges
					
						May 20
					
							Animals						

						Sea Shepherd Finds Endangered Amazonian Dolphins Dead and Possibly Harpooned
					
						Nov 22
					
							Animals						

						Massacre of 1,428 Faroe Islands Dolphins Sparks Outrage From Activists and Locals
					
						Sep 15
					
							Animals						

						Fatal Skin Disease in Dolphins Linked to the Climate Crisis
					
						Dec 24
					
							Animals						

						Why Do Whales and Dolphins Strand?
					
						Oct 09
					
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