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October 22, 2022
Three dolphins died at the park in 2021 within the span of a month • Mediterraneo denies mistreatment and says deaths were a 'pure accident'
October 1, 2022
The Mirages Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat is temporarily closed while it investigates the dolphin deaths.
September 23, 2022
Whether youโre looking to give back to the community or have some extra time in your hands, here are 8 wonderful places to volunteer in Dubai
September 16, 2022
In the wild, female killer whales can live up to 80 years, and often live with their offspring their whole lives.
September 8, 2022
TOKYO (AP) โ Three bottlenose dolphins were released into the open sea in Indonesia Saturday after years of being confined for the amusement of tourists who would touch and swim with them. As red and white Indonesian flags fluttered, underwater gates opened off the island of Bali to allow Johnny, Rocky and Rambo to swim free.
September 7, 2022
At the Mirage Casino in Las Vegas, a young bottlenose dolphin named "Maverick" passed away from a lung infection.
September 7, 2022
The trio were rescued three years ago from their tiny pool in a resort hotel where tourists would touch and swim with them.
September 7, 2022
TOKYO — Three bottlenose dolphins were released into the open sea in Indonesia Saturday after years of being confined for the amusement of tourists who would touch and swim with
September 7, 2022
Three bottlenose dolphins were released into the open sea in Indonesia Saturday after years of being confined for the amusement of tourists who would touch and swim with them. As red and white Indonesian flags fluttered, underwater gates opened off the island of Bali to allow Johnny, Rocky and Rambo to swim free. The trio…
September 6, 2022
Three bottlenose dolphins were released into the open sea in Indonesia Saturday after years of being confined for the amusement of tourists who would touch and swim with them.