Researchers recording dolphin vocalizations off the Florida coast stumbled onto a strange overlap between echolocation ...

Wild bottlenose dolphins produce individually distinctive whistles and use them to address specific companions, functioning much like personal names in human conversation. Playback experiments ...

FAU researchers found dolphins use distinct sounds for hunting and socializing; and suggest fish may be listening.

Adding to the acoustic melee, a paper recently published in PeerJ found that dolphins may be eavesdropping on fishes that make sound, such as drums (Sciaenidae) that croak by vibrating their swim ...