Squiddin’ Around!
A great start to the day – the morning was dolphin-full! AM data collection followed by our dolphin encounter and swim. We met Buzz and learned more about him and his behaviors from Dante. Our swim had not great underwater visibility, but we still saw several dolphins, played ...
CSU Students Arrive!
The morning was sunny! And underwater visibility was minimal, though Manon was able to collect a session’s worth of underwater video data while Kathleen attempted to collect a solid set of observations from ...
Body Rubs, Breaching, Object Play
Rain greeted us at 5 AM when we woke … but it was brief and the rest of the day was dry, if not really sunny. (Don’t worry, every blog post won’t start with a weather report!) We headed for Bailey’s Key at 6:40 AM and checked out who was ...
1 Jan 26 – Happy New Year’s Day!!
Manon and I have come to enjoy spending the first day of the new year on Roatan at Anthony’s Key Resort (AKR) and the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences (RIMS). The MIA airport was not as ...
Dolphin Gazette 2025 (Vol. 29)
'Tis the season for DCP's annual newsletter, The Dolphin Gazette! Inside enjoy fun photos and a recap of the year. We were very busy!
Year-End Donations!
DCP supporters, you are amazing all year long! If anyone is inspired to make one more 2025 tax-year donation, DCP will say thank you by sending you a personalized, one-time coupon code for 25% off your entire purchase at the DCP online store before 14 February 2026.
DCP’s first trip to Norway!
In early December, DCP’s collaboration with Wild Encounters (WE) took Manon far north above the Arctic circle, in the Kvænangen fjords, to be part of WE’s last trip of the season with Debbie & Johnny. WE has shared footage taken by their guests (over 3 years – thank you!) during snorkeling expeditions in north Norway and this last-minute DCP trip gave Manon the ...
DCP Deep Dive: Socializing Killer Whales, How and with whom they share info
Listen as DCP scientists talk about our killer whale studies and dive into social behaviors we have observed from both above and underwater perspectives.
