Bottlenose dolphins' electric sense could help them navigate the globe
Dolphins could use their electric sense to navigate the globe by magnetic map.
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Dolphins could use their electric sense to navigate the globe by magnetic map.
Tour operator Lloyd Edwards told Newsweek that he thought he had seen it all, before spotting the albino dolphin swimming off South Africa.
April 14 is Dolphin Day — here’s everything you need to know about dolphins in UAE
Dubai: Twice a week in the last couple of months, a team of marine scientists, researchers and volunteers have been going out in the sea to conduct a survey of dolphin population off the coast of Dubai. Led by Dr Ada Natoli, assistant professor at the College of Natural and Health Science at Zayed University, and founder/director of the UAE Dolphin Project Initiative, they spend 3-4 hours during each trip, covering a specific transect (a path where one counts and records occurrences of the objects of study) out of a total area of over 1,000 square km of Dubai coastal waters from Port Rashid u...
Abu Dhabi body wins outstanding award for global biodiversity 27 Dec 2020 The population of dugongs in the capital city is the world’s second largest, amounting to 3,000. The Environment Agency — Abu Dhabi (EAD) has won the “Outstanding Contribution to Biodiversity Global 2020 Award by Capital Finance International (CFI.co). EAD, the region’s largest environmental regulator, was recognised for the role it has played in championing the conservation of biodiversity in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Examples of EAD’s efforts in preserving biodiversity include cont...