University of Hawaii researchers have linked dolphin strandings this summer to a bacteria — and warn that it can potentially transfer from animals to humans. Three striped dolphins stranded on East ...
A sudden spate of dolphin deaths on Oahu in Hawaii has raised concerns among scientists who have confirmed the presence of Brucella ceti, a marine strain of bacteria that can be transmitted to humans.
HONOLULU (Island News) – University of Hawaii researchers are concerned after three striped dolphins, who were stranded on Oahu’s east shorelines over seven days, were tested positive for a bacterial ...
A quick splash, a sleek fin cutting through the surface, and then—gone. Dolphins don’t perform on cue, but when you spot one, ...
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Killer Whale, Dolphin, Cooperative Salmon Hunting for the First Time...We can share food together
YouTube For the first time in history, killer whales and dolphins have been caught working together to hunt salmon. After ...
Evidence of fishery interaction in cetaceans stranded along the Italian coastline: A. By-catch in animal history; B. Presence of fishing gears; C. Larynx entanglement ...
Flipping through coastal waters, dolphins are one of the most stunning sights to see in the Palmetto State. Dolphins have been spotted swimming, circling prey, slapping the water to stun fish and even ...
University of Hawaii researchers have identified striped dolphins as especially vulnerable to the infectious disease Brucella ceti. The cluster of three strandings within seven days, and within 15 ...
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