You're going to watch this video and your jaw will drop. In fact, you'll probably think it's fake. Or CGI, at least. But nope, it's completely real. A group of guys went fishing and dropped a GoPro Hero 2 camera inside a custom-made torpedo to record the ocean underneath them. What the camera recorded was the most amazing footage of dolphins you'll ever see. Read More >>
Featured comment by andybno1:
"I'm guessing Casey hasn't seen many dolphin videos if this is "the most amazing footage of dolphins you’ll ever see." I've seen far more amazing fo..." More »
Marine biologists have been recording the "signature" whistles of captive dolphins for decades but have never been sure of their function. However a new study suggests that these personalised calls are in fact the the cetacean equivalent of shaking hands and trading business cards. Read More >>
The US Military invests billions of pounds in technology. But to keep the Strait of Hormuz, close to Iran, open, it's using an unusual, but no less innovative, technique: mine-detecting dolphins. Read More >>
Featured comment by A1pha0mega:
"If it is Seaquest DSV then they probably shouldn't make the dolphins talk - they might not have anything nice to say about being asked to find mines!" More »