Dolphins becoming increasingly reliant on fishing trawlers for food, suggests study

Two bottlenose dolphins follow a midwater trawler in the waters of Veneto, Italy. (Dolphin Biology and Conservation via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Dolphins are becoming increasingly reliant on fishing trawlers for food, suggests new research.

Dolphins becoming increasingly reliant on fishing trawlers for food, suggests study

Bottlenose dolphin in the Adriatic Sea. (

Dolphins becoming increasingly reliant on fishing trawlers for food, suggests study

Bottlenose dolphin in the Adriatic Sea.

Dolphins becoming increasingly reliant on fishing trawlers for food, suggests study

A group of bottlenose dolphins follow a bottom otter trawler in the waters of Marche, Italy. (

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