The Tin Can Bay dolphins are a rare species in that they are estuarine in habit and do not like deep water. The dolphins of Tin Can Inlet and Great Sandy Straits have been fed by humans since ...

No-one's really asking those kinds of questions." The Barnacles Dolphin Feeding Centre at Tin Can Bay is one of four sites licensed for the feeding of wild dolphins in Australia and hosts up to ...

The small coastal community of Tin Can Bay, just two hours north of Brisbane, has a unique bond with a pod of wild dolphins unlike anywhere else in Australia. It started with a chance encounter ...

Tin Can Bay’s Barnacles Dolphin Centre co-owner Ben Dunstan said the business relied on local commercial fisheries as part of its licensing agreement. “With the destruction of the fishing ...

Two brothers out fishing in Tin Can Bay shared footage of one brother ... “People in boats and swimming in the water also need to give dolphins space, and must keep at least 50m away if they ...

Australian humpback dolphins have been delivering “gifts” to volunteers at a Tin Can Bay café ... have brought volunteers items found in the water, but the most popular present is the ...

Senior Wildlife officer Tina Ball said Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service reviewed the video, which shows several adult dolphins and a calf approaching the boat at at Tin Can Bay, a coastal ...

Some seem to be taking up temporary residence inside San Francisco Bay ... us can watch it when we’re on the water. The name means Seeker.” But Keener, the biologist, is concerned: “Dolphins ...