Dolphin

When it comes to social media, sometimes we're quick to believe what we see, even it what we're being told is untrue. Don't let this bit of fake news keep you from enjoying a dip in the waters off the Jersey Shore.

It's happened again. Another dead dolphin has turned up dead along the Jersey Shore, this time in Little Egg Harbor.

Rescuers are struggling to save at least six dolphins that became stranded on the beach in Sea Isle City.

Unfortunately, there's more sad news to report. It appears as though another dead dolphin has washed up on the Jersey Shore, this time on Brigantine Beach.

No one wants to see a dolphin strand itself on a beach.

With help from the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, the Coast guard was able to save a dolphin from the beaches of Sea Isle City.

Rescuers spent the day yesterday freeing a dolphin that was is a small creek in Middle Township.

One day after a partially devoured dolphin washed ashore in South Jersey, we're finding out that an apparent dolphin tail washed up nearby as well.

Sharks attacking dolphins, or at least trying to, probably happens quite a bit and we never even know about it. Nonetheless, a visitor to one South Jersey beach over the weekend snapped a picture which might indicate sharks are getting extra hungry.

What happens when there's no dog around to play fetch? Well, obviously you get a little boy to play. Even if you happen to be a dolphin.

The grace and majesty of a dolphin swimming along the surface of the water can make you feel like anything is possible.

A dolphin bit the hand that fed it the other day.