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Dr. Carlos Yaipen Llanos of ORCA in Peru informed Hardy Jones of Blue Voice that acoustical trauma is the cause of the Mass Mortality Event (MME) that killed an estimated one thousand dolphins along the coast of northern Peru in March 2012.
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As the number of dead animals along the northern shores of Peru climbs higher everyday, the latest deaths of hundreds of pelicans add to the mystery of the more than a thousand dead dolphins since the beginning of the year in the same area.
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Galveston -
A pair of lungs found on a Galveston, Texas beach, probably belonged to a dolphin said the County Medical Examiner’s Office, but how they got there remains a mystery.
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Dana Point -
A video showing a breathtaking stampede of common dolphins in the Californian ocean off the Orange County coast is going viral online. Tourists on a whale-watching tour filmed the dolphins, hundreds of them splashing in water alongside the boat.
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From successful court cases in Japan and the US, to threatened boycotts of Hong Kong Airlines and Amazon.com, cetacean activists are on a roll.
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Vancouver -
A coalition of scientists, ethicists and animal welfare groups is proposing a bill of rights for dolphins. The group says dolphins are so intelligent that they should be thought of as "non-human persons" and given due protection under law.
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Saint Petersburg -
A video of a wake-boarder 'wake surfing' with a pair of playful bottlenose dolphin near St. Pete Beach, Florida, has created a flurry of excitement on the Internet after the dolphins were filmed joining in the fun behind the speeding boat.
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Animal rescuers are working to save more than a hundred common dolphins beached off Cape Cod, Mass., since January 12. Marine scientists have been unable to explain the recent pattern of dolphins being washed ashore.
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Nanjing -
Doctors at a Jiangsu Province aquarium in Nanjing, issued an emergency plea yesterday for someone with long arms to retrieve a ball swallowed by a performing dolphin. The ball has now been successfully removed, but at what cost?
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While the looming threat from Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz grows, the Navy looks to dolphins to save them in a worst-case scenario.
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 Dolphins and whales deserve legal protection as non-human 'persons' under the law, scientists meeting in Vancouver said. Should dolphins and whales have 'human' rights?
 The Edmonton Eskimos tailback signed a multi-year contract with the NFL's Miami Dolphins on Tuesday.
Dolphins should be treated as non-human "persons" and their rights to life and liberty respected, the world's biggest science meeting is told.
Bottlenose dolphins in Australia organise their complex society into gang-like groups of males, according to scientists.
Scientists and volunteers brave cold waters to help save Dolphin's lives.
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Former Pro Bowl linebacker Junior Seau died on May 2 from what police are calling a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the...
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