A well-loved Galveston Bay bottlenose dolphin has once again been spotted after disappearing for nearly a year. Nicknamed for its distinct dorsal fin, or lack thereof, Nub was sighted again on Aug ...

Some orcas develop a collapsed dorsal fin while in captivity, but the phenomenon doesn't just affect captive orcas. Young children watch an Orca with a flopped over dorsal fin, at SeaWorld in San ...

A well-loved Galveston Bay bottlenose dolphin has once again been spotted after disappearing for nearly a year. Nicknamed for its distinct dorsal fin, or lack thereof, Nub was sighted again on Aug ...

The compromised welfare of captive orcas is evidenced, among other things, by broken and worn down teeth from chewing on concrete walls and metal gates and collapsed dorsal fins. Orcas in captivity ...

No. 2094 is one of thousands of dolphins registered in the Sarasota Dolphin Research Program’s database, each individual identified by the nicks and notches on their dorsal — or back — fins ...

The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 41°F.

Scientists are identifying Sydney’s dolphins using their dorsal fins, and are trying to better understand why they visit the harbour and what their movements are like. Credit: Wild Sydney Harbour ...

The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 68°F.

During the summer, bottlenose dolphins are abundant throughout Roanoke Sound, the body of water that separates Nags Head from Roanoke Island. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now.

One dolphin almost had it's dorsal fin completely severed. (Supplied: Dolphin Discovery Centre) A Biodiversity and Conservation (DBCA) spokesperson said the department was aware of four injured ...