A new summary of the cetacean incidents that occurred in Kuwait in the past 2 years is available. Overview: Many are the marine mammal species that can be found inshore and throughout the local waters of Kuwait. These range from finless proposes, to dolphins such as the common dolphin, bottlenose dolphin, killer whales, to baleen whales, such as bryde's whales and blue whales. Most of these animals show seasonal appearances, or accidentally find themselves trapped in the Arabian/Persian gulf area, and end up washing on shore. One species however has made the waters of Kuwait it’s home on both the northern and southern parts of the Kuwaiti shores. And one report explains that the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin is an animal that has shown consistent presence in these waters all year around. They also suggest that these animals exhibit seasonal migrations between the northern and southern grounds annually. Other than a handful of such scientific documentation, much of the opinions and advancements in this field here in Kuwait are lacking due to the absence of a general authority on the matter, or are correct in their own right but were conceived pre-maturely due to haste in presenting a word for the press. Such cases proving this claim present themselves irregularly in the form of stranding animals across the Kuwaiti shores. Listed below are records from the local papers of such incidents in the past 2 years. Each report shows the facts documented and the different responses that were in the form of environmentalists’s accusations and attempts from public authorities to asses the situation. For each incident listed is also an attempt to examine the evidence presented scientifically and prove of disprove the claims and/or responses. Please contact this email for the full report.: y.bohadi@gmail.com With kind regards, yusuf bohadi