Gerald the dolphin is a made-up dolphin from a fabricated story that started going viral on social media in mid-March 2026.

No, a Florida man was not abducted by dolphins and forced to build an underwater city.

Here are some words I never thought I’d read, let alone write: A man in America has claimed he was kidnapped by a dolphin ...

Rumor has it the dolphins also forced the "Florida man" to build an underwater city — but the claim was porpoisely deceitful.

Like humans, dolphins give birth to live young, but rather than a hospital room, they do so while submerged entirely underwater! As you can imagine, this comes with a unique set of challenges. Imagine ...

Everyone is obsessed with the viral story about a man who was kidnapped by a dolphin called Gerald, and now the local police have even responded. If you missed this entire saga, a post went viral ...

A bizarre claim about dolphins kidnapping a man to work on an underwater construction project is false ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In this photo provided by the Shark Bay Dolphin Research Project, a bottlenose dolphin wearing a marine sponge on its nose to ...

ENDED UP HERE. CAPE COD IS NO STRANGER TO HAVING ANIMALS BEACHED ON ITS SHORES. IN FACT, IT SEES THE MOST FREQUENT DOLPHIN STRANDINGS OF ANYWHERE IN THE U.S. BUT TODAY’S STRANDING EVENT WAS THE ...

Scientists observing from boats knew little of the underwater behavior of the world's smallest marine dolphin, the Hector's dolphin. Now, a paper has revealed a hidden world—including an array of ...