Greetings MARMAM, We are excited to announce the publication of our newest Note in Marine Mammal Science titled "Food-sharing in rough-toothed dolphins off southwestern Mexico." Access the article here:https://doi.org/10.1111/mms.12727 Lay abstract:Food sharing is common in the animal kingdom but rarely reported in marine mammals since it is challenging to observe their feeding behaviors in the wild. Here, we describe food sharing by rough-toothed dolphins, an open ocean dolphin species, off the southwestern coast of Mexico. We observed two dolphins exchanging a fish back and forth during a complex series of exchanges from the perspective of a drone. This is the second time this behavior has been documented in this species and our findings highlight the need for further study of the importance of food sharing in dolphin societies. Citation:Ramos, EA,Kiszka, JJ,Pouey‐Santalou, V,Ramírez Barragán, R,García Chávez, AJ,Audley, K.Food sharing in rough‐toothed dolphins off southwestern Mexico.Mar Mam Sci.2020;1–26. If you are interested in receiving a copy or have any questions, please feel free to email me (Eric) at eric.angel.ramos@gmail.com. Thank you! Best regards, ************************************************ Eric Angel Ramos Ph.D. Candidate in Animal Behavior & Comparative PsychologyThe Graduate Center, City University of New YorkFundación Internacional para la Naturaleza y la Sustentabilidad (FINS)Student Member-At-Large for the Society for Marine MammalogyMember of the IUCN SSC Sirenian Specialist Group for Mesoamerica www.finsconservation.org E-mail: eric.angel.ramos@gmail.com Cell/WhatsApp: +1-347-336-5567 (USA)Skype: ericangelramosFacebook | Twitter | InstagramResearchGate | ORCiD | LinkedIn