Dolphins

Living near the ocean, we see the triumph and tragedy of the life of dolphins - often in the same day.

A pod of dolphins were spotted along the shoreline of Stone Harbor, NJ this week. Watch as the dolphins play in the waves.

Yes, we know, the ocean is full of dolphin, sharks, whales and a lot of other fish and mammals.
It is pretty cool, though, when some of those things pop up right off-shore.

With good water and plenty of food, dolphins are enjoying a great summer in waters off New Jersey's beaches.

The dead dolphin found on a Cape May beach Wednesday was unfortunate, but not all that unusual, according to one expert.

A good day to ride the waves - even if you're a dolphin!

This person was randomly filming the ocean when a lot of dolphins ended up getting stranded! And it's all caught on tape!

You heard me talk about this on the Cat Country Morning Show. An animal researcher for NASA in the 1960s admits she helped a male dolphin with his sexual urges. Here's the story.

New Jersey is extending its resources to respond to the bottlenose dolphin deaths this summer off the East Coast

Federal officials say a virus is likely what's causing hundreds of dead bottlenose dolphins to wash ashore along the East Coast.

An unusually high number of bottlenose dolphins are dying off the East Coast this summer, the deadliest period for the sea mammals since a virus killed off more than 700 in the late 1980s, federal officials said Thursday.

Two fishermen videotaped a large shark devouring a dead dolphin 7 miles off the Atlantic City coast.