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Dolphin Mercury Contamination

HSWRI researchers analyzed mercury and selenium concentrations on mercury and selenium concentrations in Indian River Lagoon (IRL) dolphins to collect baseline data as an aid in monitoring possible contributions to reduced health in this population. This was the first...

Dolphin Satellite Telemetry

While cetaceans have been extensively studied around the world, nocturnal movements and habitat use have been largely unaddressed for most populations. This study was the first to utilize satellite telemetry on Indian River Lagoon dolphins and provided the first...

Dolphin Family Bonds

Contacts:      Peter James MacCracken, APRpjm@strategic-communications.com – (619) 275-4110Autumn Batson (abatson@hswri.org) – (321) 327-8970  The Ties That Bind: Study Shows Bottlenose Dolphins Maintain Associations and Family Bonds from Calf to Juvenile Stages...

Impact Report 2021

Our 2021 Impact Report has arrived! Take a deep dive into all things Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute and see what your support and generosity allowed our team to accomplish throughout the year. View/Print PDF
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Back in 1985, HSWRI was part of the team that tested the Deep Rover at San Clemente Island, a submersible vehicle capable of reaching depths of 3,000 feet. This piloted project was coordinated by one of the greatest women known in the field of marine biology and a lover of all aquatic animals, Dr. Sylvia Earle, who founded Deep Ocean Engineering and Technology with British engineer Graham Hawkes in the early 1980s! #WorldAquaticAnimalDay #OceanExploration #DrSylviaEarle #deeprover #womeninoceanscience 🌊 ... See More

Back in 1985, HSWRI was part of the team that tested the Deep Rover at San Clemente Island, a submersible vehicle capable of reaching depths of 3,000 feet. This piloted project was coordinated by one of the greatest women known in the field of marine biology and a lover of all aquatic animals, Dr. Sylvia Earle, who founded Deep Ocean Engineering and Technology with British engineer Graham Hawkes in the early 1980s! #worldaquaticanimalday #oceanexploration #Drsylviaearle #DeepRover #womeninoceanscience 🌊Image attachment
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March 2017

Mar 2, 2017

The March 2017 Fins & Flukes issue is here! In this issue: Stranding Summary Dolphin Calf Rescued from...

Winter 2016

Apr 19, 2016

  Fins & Flukes: Winter 2016 Rescue Updates - Where are they now? In the past four years, Hubbs-SeaWorld...

Spring 2015

May 15, 2015

May 15, 2014 Fins & Flukes: Spring 2015 Our Spring 2015 issue has lots of exciting stories! Click here to read the...