Viral Killer Whale Video: 7 Of The Best Ever
Our Killer Whale video roundup features real footage of the apex marine predators at their best. Watch these unstoppable creatures performing at their element.
Our Killer Whale video roundup features real footage of the apex marine predators at their best. Watch these unstoppable creatures performing at their element.
The Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin is a well-known species that’s very similar to the common bottlenose dolphin. For long, researchers assumed they were the same species.
The Melon-Headed Whale is actually a dolphin and it’s commonly seen in the company of other species in the wild. It’s also fond of approaching boats.
Though referred to as a whale, the Pilot Whale is actually a dolphin. It’s also one of the most well-known species prone to mass strandings.
Have you ever wondered why dolphin pods even exist in the first place? Well there are several important reasons for this and you can find that out here.
The extremely rare Hourglass Dolphin is one of the smallest dolphins on our Planet. The Hourglass Dolphin is one of the smallest dolphins in the Delphinidae family and it’s native to the freezing waters of the Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic region. This extremely beautiful and remarkably fast dolphin is rarely ever seen. Consequently, not much is…
The UK’s only group of killer whales hasn’t produced a calf for about 20 years – and experts are trying to understand why. Sadly, the future is very grim for this pod.
The Amazon River Dolphin is the largest in size among river dolphins and generally considered as the most ‘intelligent.’ Read all about it and the major threats it faces today.
The Taiji Dolphin Hunt remains one of the most infamous cultural activities to date. Taiji, a southwestern coastal town of Japan got into the limelight after the award-winning documentary film, “The Cove,” brought the world’s attention to the brutalities facing dolphins there. The small town is known for its supply of wild dolphins, especially bottlenose dolphins, to aquariums globally. Dolphins…
The South Asian River Dolphin is the group term for 2 subspecies of endangered and ‘blind’ dolphins in parts of Asia.
The “Smiling” Irrawaddy Dolphin of Myanmar has very little to smile about these days as rogue hunters are pushing this species into extinction.
Did you know that dolphins once walked on land? Did you also know what they have in common with chameleons? Our dolphin facts reveal all this information and much more.