Playful Dolphins Delight Whale Watchers With Extra-High Jumps
A large pod of dolphins followed a whale-watching boat performing impressively high jumps that delighted everyone.
A large pod of dolphins followed a whale-watching boat performing impressively high jumps that delighted everyone.
A rare pure-white dolphin treated a group of people on a boat tour with a once-in-a-lifetime sighting last week in a Virginia Harbor.
A family of four dove into the ocean for a swim and a bottlenose dolphin decided to join in on the fun—see the video here.
A British Columbia man had an “insane” encounter a couple of months ago when 100 or more dolphins surrounded him as he was foil surfing.
An 11-foot, 900-pound bottlenose dolphin leapt into a small fishing boat in New Zealand, nearly crushing the three men on board.
Male Amazon river dolphins swim to the surface, roll over, and pee straight up into the air, and they don’t do it for the ladies.
A hiker and her dog had a beautiful experience in British Columbia when they came across a pod of dolphins putting on quite a show.
A whale-watching boat spotted a super pod of more than 1,500 Risso’s dolphins off the coast of California. Watch drone footage here.
“Oh to be an Amazon River dolphin gently harassing a large black caiman in a beautiful blackwater river”—watch the humorous interaction here.
An open-ocean paddleboarder came across a pod of Risso’s dolphins that appeared to glow underwater. Watch his reaction here.