Hybrids May Thrive Where Parent Species Fear to Tread - The New York Times
Don't call it a wholphin: first sighting of rare whale-dolphin hybrid | Whales | The Guardian
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Bananas Podcast on Instagram: "IFLScience - The "wholphin" is the nickname for a hybrid born as a result of some unlikely canoodling between different species of cetacean, most often a bottlenose dolphin
Why The Wholphin Is One Of The World's Rarest Hybrid Animals
Hybrids May Thrive Where Parent Species Fear to Tread - The New York Times
Whale-dolphin hybrid' spotted near Hawaii is the first of its kind, but don't call it a 'wholphin' | Daily Mail Online
Wholphin: The aquatic mixture of a whale and a dolphin - YouTube
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Wild Wholphin | Novum Terram Wiki | Fandom
Beyond Imagination: 7 Fascinating Hybrid Animals That Are Actually Real | Unique Times Magazine
Sea Watch Foundation » Hybrids, subspecies and extinction
Here's Everything You Need To Know About The So-Called Wholphin Discovered In Hawaii
Don't call dolphin hybrid spotted off Hawaii a 'wholphin'
Whale-dolphin hybrid has baby wholphin
Why The Wholphin Is One Of The World's Rarest Hybrid Animals
First Sighting of a Whale-Dolphin Hybrid Off the Coast of Hawaii | KQED
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Here's Everything You Need To Know About The So-Called Wholphin Discovered In Hawaii
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13 Stunning Hybrid Animals That Actually Exist / Bright Side
Scientists: 1st sighting of dolphin hybrid is no 'wholphin' - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Don't call dolphin hybrid spotted off Hawaii a 'wholphin' - CGTN
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Don't call it a wholphin: first sighting of rare whale-dolphin hybrid | Whales | The Guardian
Hybrids animals may thrive where parents do not
A wholphin is an extremely rare cetacean hybrid born from a mating of a female common bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) with a male… | Instagram
