The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 68°F.

The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 56°F.

A well-loved Galveston Bay bottlenose dolphin has once again been spotted after disappearing for nearly a year. Nicknamed for its distinct dorsal fin, or lack thereof, Nub was sighted again on Aug ...

A well-loved Galveston Bay bottlenose dolphin has once again been spotted after disappearing for nearly a year. Nicknamed for its distinct dorsal fin, or lack thereof, Nub was sighted again on Aug ...

A Chicago zoo has a pretty big flipping reason to be excited! Brookfield Zoo Chicago welcomed its first bottlenose dolphin calf since 2014 when a 38-year-old bottlenose dolphin named Allie gave birth, ...

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Cierra Stockard, a Tennessee mother of two, was on a getaway in Jamaica with friends when she was hit by a dolphin’s dorsal fin while visiting the Dolphin Cove.

Cierra Stockard was swimming with the gentle sea creatures when one of the animals lifted her into the air -- and she fell, landing on the dolphin's dorsal fin, she told Nashville's WKRN.

One dolphin almost had it's dorsal fin completely severed. (Supplied: Dolphin Discovery Centre) A Biodiversity and Conservation (DBCA) spokesperson said the department was aware of four injured ...

The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 41°F.

The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 54°F.

The dolphin, described as small and slender with no dorsal fin, is typically seen in the cold water of the northwest. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 46°F.