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A healthy bottlenose dolphin has been spotted swimming through Melbourne's Yarra River, delighting city rowers and social media users with glimpses of marine life thriving close to the CBD. Experts say the playful visitor is likely hunting prey and shows how wildlife adapts to urban waterways.
A British tight end became the first graduate of the UK's NFL Academy to be drafted by a professional American football team. His journey from playing in London as a teenager to the Miami Dolphins proves international pathways to the NFL are working.
Singapore's Resorts World Sentosa is stopping its wild dolphin sourcing and breeding program, marking a major shift in how the tourism industry treats marine mammals. Animal welfare advocates are calling it a positive step forward, though questions remain about the future of dolphins already in captivity.
A marine biologist who proved dolphins are self-aware just won one of astronomy's top honors. The SETI Institute chose her work studying intelligence on Earth to help find it in space.
A Portuguese island leader who fell in love with the ocean as a teenage diver just created the North Atlantic's largest marine protected area network. The 287,000 square kilometer sanctuary protects whales, dolphins, and vibrant underwater ecosystems while balancing traditional fishing practices.
When Cyclone Narelle devastated Western Australia's coast, a veterinarian drove a fully equipped mobile hospital 2,500 miles across the country to save hundreds of injured animals. Matilda, Australia's first mobile wildlife hospital, is now treating turtle hatchlings, dolphins, and seabirds that washed ashore.
After Tropical Cyclone Narelle devastated Western Australia's Ningaloo Coast, hundreds of injured animals are getting a lifeline from a massive mobile veterinary hospital rolling into the disaster zone. Teams will treat turtles, dolphins, seabirds, and even an emu with a broken toe.
Brazil just protected 2.5 million acres of ocean to save some of the world's rarest dolphins and ancient fossils. Only 500 Lahille's bottlenose dolphins remain on Earth, and they now have a safe home.
Researchers finally cracked the case of why dozens of healthy dolphins kept washing up on Argentina's shores. The surprising culprit? Killer whales sending them into a panic.
The Jacksonville University Dolphins are headed to March Madness after winning their first conference championship in a decade. Their 66-63 overtime thriller secured only the second tournament bid in program history.
After a devastating 2011 heatwave killed seagrass across an area twice the size of Singapore, volunteers in Western Australia are bringing Shark Bay's underwater meadows back to life one seedling at a time. Indigenous wisdom and community grit are restoring the playground that dolphins, dugongs, and whales call home.
Irene Morales went from emergency brain surgery to cancer-free in four years, and now she's running a 5K to inspire others. The Homestead artist is joining fellow survivors at the Dolphins Cancer Challenge to celebrate beating the odds.
After 13 years of legal battles, an Australian mining company has withdrawn its controversial seabed mining application off New Zealand's coast. The decision protects rare dolphins, penguins, and seabirds that call these waters home.
Across India, ordinary people are transforming into wetland guardians, protecting endangered dolphins and disappearing lakes. A grassroots program has trained 1,200 "wetland friends" who are bringing wildlife back to India's threatened water bodies.
Brady Engel crossed a 5K finish line just 30 days after a stem cell transplant for his second fight with lymphoma. The Miami Dolphins employee turned his team's motto into a personal rally cry.
Miami Dolphins employee Brady Engel will bike 39 miles at the Dolphins Cancer Challenge just weeks after scans showed he's cancer-free from his second battle with B-Cell Lymphoma. Last year, he walked a 5K just one month after a stem cell transplant.
Redshirt sophomore Deng Garang scored a career-high 21 points as Le Moyne College's men's basketball team secured their spot in the NEC Championship with an 81-63 victory. The Dolphins' balanced team effort showed just how far they've come in their first year competing at this level.
The global ban on commercial whaling just hit its 40th anniversary, and it's credited with saving Earth's largest creatures from disappearing forever. What started as a "whaler's club" of 14 nations has grown into a worldwide conservation force of 88 countries protecting whales and dolphins.
Sebastian Su'a is chasing NRL stardom with the Dolphins after his father became the first Samoan to play Test cricket for New Zealand. The 22-year-old overcame a year-long injury setback and is ready for his breakout 2026 season.
A grandmother who witnessed dolphins dying on a beach in 1969 spent the next five decades building South Africa's most powerful marine mammal protection movement. Nan Rice, who died this month at 93, transformed public consciousness and law to protect ocean life.
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