"Its not that clear why they do it," he said. The food the two types of dolphins eat only "slightly" overlap, he explained. "The bottlenose is probably the most intelligent cetacean we see on the ...

“There is a small overlap of food that both bottlenose and common dolphins eat but not enough for it to be competition for food, with the bottlenose dolphin(s) being far more skilled ...

Researchers studying dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon found that when seagrass dies off, dolphins have to shift their ...

Less seagrass means fewer fish, and thus less food for dolphins. Seagrass provided habitat for myriad marine species, from shrimp to pinfish to ladyfish. Essentially, the dolphins had fewer ...