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Amidst the advancement of technology and the increasing need for widespread defense, even the underwater world is not spared. Be it robotics or the submarines, most of all wired with a surface monitoring units have been creating a nuisance for the...
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AP, Davie
Boston Red Sox executive Michael Dee has been hired as chief executive officer of the Miami Dolphins and Dolphin Stadium.
made popular May 3 2009
AP, Davie
Quarterback John Beck has been released by the Miami Dolphins two years after he was taken in the second round of the NFL draft.
made popular Apr 27 2009
AP, Middletown
Since winter closed in on a family of dolphins that had been living in two New Jersey rivers, many observers felt the animals were living on a prayer.
made popular Apr 19 2009
AP, Middletown
Since winter closed in on a family of dolphins that had been living in two New Jersey rivers, many observers felt the animals were living on a prayer.
made popular Apr 19 2009
AP, Dhaka
Thousands of rare Irrawaddy dolphins have been found in Bangladeshi waters, a wildlife advocacy group said Wednesday, a hopeful sign for a vulnerable species found only...
made popular Apr 1 2009
AP, Miami
The Miami Dolphins have signed free agent cornerback Eric Green to a multiyear deal.
made popular Mar 12 2009
AP, Miami
Defensive end Vonnie Holliday has been released after four seasons with the Miami Dolphins, who have lost three defensive starters this offseason.
made popular Mar 3 2009
AP, Miami
Safety Gibril Wilson landed a big contract for the second year in a row, this time with the Miami Dolphins.
made popular Feb 27 2009
AP, Miami
Safety Gibril Wilson has signed a multiyear contract with the Miami Dolphins, who are on the verge of losing three defensive backs to free agency.
made popular Feb 26 2009
AP, Miami
Linebacker Channing Crowder has signed a multiyear contract to remain with the Miami Dolphins, a surprising move after negotiations appeared at a stalemate only a few...
made popular Feb 26 2009
AP, Jupiter
Miami Dolphins linebacker Channing Crowder expects to be on the free agent market next week, based on his most recent conversations with general manager Jeff Ireland...
made popular Feb 21 2009
AP, Toronto
Fishermen and a teenage boy from an eastern Canadian town rescued three exhausted dolphins that had been trapped behind drifting pack ice for nearly a week, the wife of...
made popular Feb 20 2009
AP, Atlantic City
A helicopter search of two New Jersey rivers Tuesday failed to turn up a glimpse of the dolphins that had been living there since last summer, perhaps an indication the...
made popular Feb 10 2009
AP, Orion
At least 200 melon-head dolphins flocked to shallow waters of Manila Bay on Tuesday, prompting a massive rescue by hundreds of volunteers and fishermen who used their...
made popular Feb 10 2009
AP, Kennesaw
Lehmon Colbert scored 13 points, including Jacksonville’s only 3-pointer of the game, and the Dolphins survived a late Kennesaw State rally to win 59-56 on Monday...
made popular Feb 10 2009
AP, Miami
New Miami Dolphins majority owner Stephen Ross won’t mess with success: He says Bill Parcells will remain in charge of the football operation.
made popular Jan 21 2009
AP, Miami
New York real estate billionaire Stephen Ross has become majority owner of the Miami Dolphins, with Wayne Huizenga retaining a 5 percent interest.
made popular Jan 20 2009
AP, Highlands
Federal wildlife officials are convinced science is on their side in the decision to leave a family of bottlenose dolphins in a frigid New Jersey river over the winter,...
made popular Jan 19 2009
AP, West Long Branch
Temperatures are plunging, but emotions are heating up over whether the last five dolphins who had taken up residence in two New Jersey rivers will be able to survive...
made popular Jan 15 2009
AP, Brigantine
More than two-thirds of the 16 bottlenose dolphins inhabiting New Jersey rivers since summer have died or disappeared, federal officials say.
made popular Jan 7 2009
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Changing ocean conditions may explain the mysterious crash of Steller sea lions in Alaska, study says.
This new study rules out the conventional theories behind the...
made popular Mar 26 2007
After the dogs, its time for dolphins and sea lions to be trained for military operations. Last time these animals were used in 1996 in San Diego for patrolling the bay...
made popular Feb 13 2007
Patagonia is the southern-most portion of South America. The western portion is in Chile, and the eastern portion is in Argentina. The waters off the Patagonian coasts...
made popular Jan 10 2007
River: Rio Futaleuf- ( aficionados)
Grade Of Rapids: Class V
Tours: Run By Earth River Expeditions
Tariff: $3,000 for a trip of 10 days
Next Trip: 1st...
made popular Oct 16 2006
While some small populations the poor, harmless seals of Alaska are increasing; in the past 25 years, there has been a 50 per cent drop in the number of northern fur...
made popular Aug 14 2006
Of the five sea lions that have been musing people across the world at the Aquarium of the Pacific, three have died mysteriously. Though claimed to have died in two...
made popular Jul 3 2006
The California condors seem to have changed their diet habits. Though now, they are fond of dead deer, cattle and other animals, carcasses of marine animals once formed...
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