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For two years, she'd been watching the injured bottlenose dolphin named Winter swim around the tank.

The 16-foot skeleton of the northern bottlenose whale had been acquired by the Natural History Museum for scientific research.

Merlin, a two-year-old bottlenose, USES his rostrum (that's his elongated beak) to operate the touchscreen, learning to associates symbols with objects.

To expand on previous, smaller-scale studies, Kucklick and colleagues analyzed 300 blubber samples that had been collected between 2000 and 2007 from male bottlenose dolphins at 14 sites.

KEY LARGO, Fla. - The newborn calf of a deaf bottlenose dolphin that was found stranded last fall off a Florida beach died Friday at a marine mammal rehabilitation center.

A bottlenose dolphin plays in a lagoon in Waimanalo, Hawaii.

In April 1979 National Geographic magazine published a picture of Iki's bloody cove, showing bottlenose dolphins strewn on the beach.

Its fishermen have not killed any bottlenose dolphins since the current season began last month, although they have slaughtered dozens of pilot whales, which are members of the dolphin family.

Other toothed whales are the bottlenose, the beaked whale, and the white whale.

While it is known that female bottlenose dolphins can spontaneously produce milk if a calf is present, the practice is not well documented and aquarium staff are carefully watching the process.

Scientists have discovered a biological quirk in bottlenose dolphins that could lead to a treatment for late-onset diabetes in humans.