The Taiwanese humpback dolphin is a critically endangered marine mammal — with fewer than 100 individuals remaining — living along the densely populated west coast of Taiwan. It's among the shrinking ...

The Taiwanese white dolphin was formerly considered a subpopulation of the more broadly distributed Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin, Sousa chinensis. Through research into the degree of variation of ...

Scientists identified a distinct population of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins in 2002, off the west coast of Taiwan. Locals knew dolphins were there, but were unaware that they were unique to Taiwan, ...