Significados de bottlenose dolphin en inglés

Soon, the bottlenose dolphin die-off may be given the same designation.

His weak chin and prominent nose made me think of a bottlenose dolphin.

After seven weeks of rehab, the Sea World team release a young offshore bottlenose dolphin at Cape Moreton.

Bay of Islands boaties are being asked to give a bottlenose dolphin carrying her dead calf some space.

The Atlantic bottlenose dolphin has attracted attention due to the evident impact that environmental stressors have taken on its health.

A lone bottlenose dolphin swam into the harbour at Tory Island off the north coast of Ireland in April 2006.

A small subset of the Western Australia Indian Ocean bottlenose dolphin uses sponges to forage for food on the sea floor.

The female Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin was seen repeatedly catching, killing, and preparing giant cuttlefish, which are relatives of octopuses and squid.

Now a species of bottlenose dolphin has joined the select club of animals able to use a tool to achieve a goal.

Take a closer look at the incredible technology and see how researchers have adapted it for a Shetland pony, a bottlenose dolphin and a wolfhound.

The Department of Conservation is warning people in Mahia to stay away from the well-known bottlenose dolphin, Moko, as he hits his aggressive adolescent stage.

The number of endangered bottlenose dolphin population in the Bay of Islands has dropped almost 90 per cent in the past 20 years.

Bottlenosed dolphins have made the Shannon estuary their main headquarters in Ireland.

There has been a baby boom of bottlenose dolphins along the Ceredigion coast.

Until last year, they were thought to be bottlenose dolphins.

It is the first reported case of "drug use" among bottlenose dolphins.