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Bottlenose dolphins are extremely social marine mammals. Actually, when it comes to reproductive success among males, it’s not about their strength or age. It

In the Native American tradition, dolphins teach us that it’s time to get outside and enjoy fresh air. It’s time to breathe some new life into our selves. G

Our local bottlenose dolphins are abundant in our Gulf Coast waters. They can also be found up the Caloosahatchee River and Peace River where the water is brack

Scar is an old male bottlenose dolphin that cruises Jug Creek daily. You might see him visiting his buddy Uno Fin at the Jug Creek Marina near the north entranc

It’s tarpon season in Southwest Florida. We have resident tarpon in our waters but big tarpon migrate many hundreds of miles to feeding and spawning sites. Ta

While cruising Pine Island Sound for over 40 years, I have noticed that many dolphins have what seem to be rake marks on their skin. Some say it is from propell

Ninety percent of all sea turtle nesting in the U.S. occurs along Florida’s 1,200 miles of coastal beaches. Anywhere from 40,000 to 80,000 nests are dug each

On a recent charter to Boca Grande, we spotted a bottlenose dolphin nursery pod consisting of about 12 moms and calves. The calves looked to be about 55-65 poun

Our resident bottlenose dolphins are truly amazing. Often, pople ask me at what speed the dolphin can swim and how deep. Typically, the dolphins will cruise at

This Christmas and New Years as we are feasting on our traditional foods, our resident bottlenose dolphins will be feasting on a meal of a variety of fish, squ