Animals
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Rare Dolphin with 'Thumbs' Discovered in Greece's Gulf of Corinth
The dolphin with thumbs was spotted by researchers twice this summer. Click to read more. A dolphin with "thumbs" was discovered by scientists in the waters of the Gulf of Corinth off the Greece coast, according to reports this week.
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