Normally dolphins increase their respiration rate as they swim faster or engage in other activities in the water. While engaging in bow-riding, however, the rate would actually decrease.

We have shown that the dolphin pool is smaller than those for humans, despite the fact that in the wild they swim vast distances and depths, that they have no shelter from the sun, and so on." ...

The dolphin was seen to be swimming in circles after getting lost near Lostwithiel. Credit: Kelly Marie A dolphin has been rescued after swimming six miles upstream, becoming "trapped" in the ...

Colleen Talty, a marine biologist on the trip to track the annual migration of Gray whales headed to breeding lagoons off ...

“I lowkey want to book a dolphin swim here now — absolutely loved their reply 藍but for everyone asking… no I still haven’t found a venue lol," she shared on TikTok Kimberlee Speakman is ...