Specifically, the male dolphins rolled over onto their backs, displayed their male members, and launched a stream of urine as ...

Males, lying on their backs, spray their ... on bottlenose dolphins showed that they use their tongues to taste urine and identify their peers. Botos might thus combine chemical and acoustic signals, ...

Since Valentine's Day, a pair of dolphins has been seen along Manhattan's Upper East Side along the FDR Drive.

Picture this: a male Amazon river dolphin swims belly-up to the surface. He tilts his body just right, and suddenly — a thin golden arc sprays through the air before splashing back ... of their ...

Paddington's in Peru! Here's what to pack and what to expect for your Amazon River cruise in Peru (and why you might not want ...

The frog then pushes off the water with its back legs ... and flew nearly 4 centimeters high. Their locomotion looked like that of the leaping dolphins, seals and fish who porpoise to conserve ...

The Monterey coastline is a particularly ideal location to spot the dolphins because they prefer extremely deep water ... turning on their sides and staring straight back at her.

At one point while spraying water, firefighters turned off the hoses and moved further back. When they turned ... Firefighters were able to connect their hoses on a different water main on the ...

Its popularity lead to an expansion a few years back, but it still has all of the same ... spacious side decks with ...

From the pinstripes of New York all the way to the Dodger blues of Los Angeles, there is a strong connection among the ...

Promising review: "I own one and liked it so much, I purchased one as a Christmas present. It’s aesthetically pleasing but ...