A baby bottlenose dolphin is roughly 39- to 53-inches long and weighs between 20 and 45 pounds. While that seems large, they can grow to be 13-feet long and about 1,300 pounds. Baby bottlenose ...

Dolphins jump out of the water off the bow during a trip with Newport Coastal Adventure to view marine life along the coast of Orange County, California in 2018. MediaNews Group via Getty Images ...

It was a feel-good “Flipper” moment — in real life. A distressed dolphin was seen jumping for joy after a group of fishermen rescued her entangled baby from a net they cast off the isla… ...

Bottlenose dolphins use motherese, commonly known as baby talk, when speaking to their calves, according to a study published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The images reminded me of a personal experience two years ago, when bottlenose dolphins appeared to be engaged in a high-jumping competition among themselves off Dana Point, Calif.

A pod of dolphins was captured on camera as they jumped out of the water on the Wirral coast. Photos taken by Chris Williams show the amazing moment the bottlenose dolphins were spotted off East ...

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