Some dolphins in Shark Bay use marine sponges as a fishing tool. Credit: Eric Patterson. One dolphin swam past, her nose ...

Summer is the best time to witness our rich marine wildlife. As the Wildlife Trusts kick off its National Marine Week, we ...

For the indecisive diner (or the one who wants it all), the Seafood Cobb Salad arranges shrimp, crab, bacon, blue cheese, egg, avocado, and tomato in colorful rows atop crisp greens – a protein-packed ...

A rare Florida panther made an appearance on a trail camera, accompanied by another “special” sight — her two kittens. The ...

A remarkable wildlife encounter was filmed on July 19 at Smith Point Beach on Fire Island, New York, where dozens of bottlenose dolphins were seen hunting fish. This aerial footage was captured by ...

Innovation isn't limited to the human species. Dolphins in Shark Bay, Australia have been observed using a special technique ...

Some dolphins in Australia use sponges on their noses to hunt fish, a skill passed down through generations, according to new ...

Australian dolphins have been spotted using a unique, and admittedly goofy looking, method to hunt for fish: wearing sponges on their noses.

When “Flipper” splashed onto television screens in 1964, it captivated audiences with the adventures of a bottlenose dolphin and his human friends. While many viewers believed multiple dolphins played ...

Dolphin hunting. Image via Unsplash When dolphins play with seaweed, they’re often practicing important hunting skills. By chasing, capturing, and manipulating seaweed, dolphins hone their ...

Every other year, ODFW uses helicopters to drop tens of thousands of baby trout into Cascade Range backcountry lakes. Here's how they do it.

Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission will discuss wildlife, hunting, and boating regulations on July 11 in Nashville.