Supported by By Prianka Srinivasan Photographs and Video by Matthew Abbott Reporting from Fanalei Island, Solomon Islands The call of a conch shell roused the dolphin hunters from their beds.

In a second step, at the end of this year, this setup will be used to control a cursor on an underwater screen. The dolphins ...

This hunting method is called corralling ... Dolphins usually give birth to only one calf at a time. Dolphin pregnancies last between 10 and 18 months, depending on the species.

FANALEI ISLAND, Solomon Islands — The call of a conch shell roused the dolphin hunters from their beds. Under moonlight, the six men shuffled to the village church. There a priest led them in a ...

River dolphins face threats partly due to their own evolution. Nearly blind, they rely on echolocation – high-pitched sound ...

The animal has been spotted using a stationary fishing net as its personal feeding ground rather than going hunting for itself. The dolphin was caught in the act by an Asahi Shimbun reporter ...

Some dolphin species live in freshwater rivers ... They often hunt in groups, working as a team to trap fish or other prey. One clever hunting technique dolphins use is called bait balling, in which a ...