World Water Day: images show whales, dolphins, and rare octopus along the coast of Rio
New images released on World Water Day reveal the presence of humpback whales, numerous dolphins, and a rare species of octopus along the coast of Rio de Janeiro, showcasing marine biodiversity and the importance of coastal conservation.
Antarctic krill, key to greenhouse gas absorption, contributes to the 'whale pump'
Antarctic krill play a significant role in absorbing greenhouse gases and supporting the local ecosystem, including large marine mammals like whales.
Scientists discover whale song recording made in 1949 in Bermuda
A long-lost recording of a humpback whale song from 1949 may provide new insights into whale communication, according to researchers.
Can humans live for 200 years? Whale protein has shown a new path
Scientists have discovered a special protein in bowhead whales that may help improve human DNA repair, raising hopes about the potential for extending human lifespan.
An old 1949 recording of a whale song reveals incredible secrets
A 1949 whale song recording may provide new insights into the communication of humpback whales, according to researchers who claim it is the oldest known recording of its kind.
"There are bones everywhere": the whale cemeteries that transform the depths of the sea
Photographer Alex Dawson captures the stark reality of whale cemeteries in the sea near Greenland, highlighting the ecological implications of whale deaths in this fragile marine environment.
Land clearing starts as Whale Sanctuary Project in Nova Scotia reaches milestone
The Whale Sanctuary Project in Nova Scotia has commenced land clearing as part of its development plans for a refuge for captive whales.
Antarctic Cruise: A Continent Melting Away
This article explores the beauty and fragility of Antarctica as experienced on a cruise, highlighting its pristine nature and the impacts of climate change.
Mass stranding of whales on Scottish beach caused by loyalty to their pod, report finds
A report revealed that the mass stranding of 55 whales on the Isle of Lewis was due to their social behavior and loyalty to their pod, primarily following a female in distress during childbirth.
From Russia to Ushuaia, from the Arctic to Antarctica: the marine biologist dedicating her life to telling about the southern whales
The article profiles a marine biologist who travels from Russia to Ushuaia studying southern whales and emphasizing their ecological importance.
Endangered whales: U.S. proposal to change safety measure draws criticism from Canada
Environmental groups in the U.S. and Canada oppose a proposed U.S. regulation change that would relax protections aimed at preventing ship collisions with endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Flying Whales Airships: Justice Validates the Implementation of the Controversial Factory in Gironde
The Bordeaux Administrative Court has upheld the establishment of a controversial airship factory in Laruscade, Gironde, dismissing an environmental association's suspension request.
Biology: Humpback whales: Why the ladies prefer mature gentlemen
A study reveals that female humpback whales are increasingly attracted to the complex songs of mature males, which are vital for reproduction.
Project of the Flying Whales Airship Factory in Gironde: An Environmental Association Requests a Suspension in Summary
An environmental association has requested the suspension of the Flying Whales airship factory project in Gironde, citing irreversible impacts on sensitive natural environments.
Autopsies on sperm whales cannot explain cause of death
Autopsies on four stranded sperm whales in Denmark have not revealed the cause of their deaths or how they became stranded.
Sperm whales autopsied: Cause of death cannot be explained
Several stranded sperm whales on the Danish coast have been autopsied, but the cause of their deaths remains unclear.
Hopes 'extremely rare' fossil will unlock answers about evolution of whales
Palaeontologists are excited about a 21-million-year-old whale fossil found in Victoria, which could provide insights into the evolution of whales.
‘The Tyrant of the Sea’ Bigg’s Killer Whale: A Predator of Resident Orcas?
A study suggests that Bigg's killer whales may prey on the resident killer whale population in the North Pacific, prompting new theories about the social structure of resident orcas.
Today two stranded whales are being removed
Two stranded sperm whales in Skallingen Strand, Denmark, are set to be autopsied and removed as authorities urge the public to maintain distance and follow guidelines.
Six stranded whales died in Denmark
Six stranded sperm whales have died after swimming ashore on the Danish island of Fanø.
Three stranded sperm whales will be removed and one will be autopsied
Three sperm whales that stranded near Fanø will be removed due to their proximity to tourist areas, and one will undergo an autopsy for research purposes.
Fanø Island: Four stranded sperm whales in Denmark have died
Four stranded sperm whales off the coast of Fanø Island in Denmark have died, marking the third such incident this year.
Sperm whales stranded in shallow waters off the coast of Denmark
A total of six young male sperm whales were found stranded near the coast of Denmark, with reports of previously living whales.
All stranded whales in Denmark have died
All stranded sperm whales in Denmark have been confirmed dead after being found along the coast of Fanø.
All beached whales on Fanø are now confirmed dead
The last of the stranded sperm whales on Fanø has been confirmed dead, with the rescue operation set to analyze the remains.
All six stranded whales on Fanø have now died
All six sperm whales that stranded on Fanø over the weekend have died, and efforts are ongoing to manage the remains.
Another sperm whale has been found stranded on Fanø
A sixth sperm whale has been found stranded on the Danish island of Fanø, bringing the total number of stranded whales to six.
Whales researcher: There is something perverse about it when sperm whales die in a meter of water
A researcher expresses sadness over the recent stranding and death of sperm whales along the Wadden Sea.
Giants breathe out on the coast of Fanø: 'It is in a way completely perverse'
Five sperm whales have stranded on the beaches of Fanø, prompting sadness and concern among local observers.
Stranded Whales Have Had Their Jaws Removed
Three of the five stranded sperm whales found in Denmark are confirmed dead and have had their jaws removed to prevent theft.
Sperm whales washed up on the Danish coast
Five sperm whales have washed up off the coast of Denmark near Fanø Island, with some dead and others alive.
Stranded whales may have moved during the night
Reports indicate that stranded whales in Denmark may have been relocated by the tides overnight, with new sightings reported the following morning.
Four sperm whales stranded in Denmark
Four sperm whales have stranded between Skallingen Peninsula and Fanø Island in southern Denmark, raising concerns of more whales becoming stranded as many remain in the area.
More sperm whales have stranded in Denmark
Four sperm whales have stranded on Denmark's coast near the North Sea, with one showing signs of life and rescue efforts underway.
Four sperm whales have stranded near Fanø
Four sperm whales have stranded near Fanø, prompting environmental authorities to advise citizens to stay away from the area for the safety of the animals and the rescue efforts.
Four sperm whales stranded near Fanø
Four sperm whales have stranded at Fanø, Denmark, prompting authorities to advise citizens to stay away from the area.
Ulsan Whales-Lotte Giants to Open Futures League on December 20 at Munsoo Baseball Stadium
The Ulsan Whales, a newly formed team, will make their debut in the Futures League against the Lotte Giants on December 20.
VIDEO: whales spotted at Arraial do Cabo beach
Whales were spotted at Figueira Beach in Arraial do Cabo, Brazil, attracting the interest of locals and tourists alike.
Whales, the great winter treasure of the coasts of Mazatlán
Mazatlán is not only famous for its festive atmosphere but also as a critical habitat for whales during their reproductive season.
Anti-whaling campaigner takes aim at Nova Scotia’s Whale Sanctuary Project
A U.S.-based group’s initiative to relocate two killer whales to a seaside refuge in Nova Scotia faces opposition from anti-whaling activist Paul Watson.
They Eat Bones and Survive on the Seabed Desert. Research Gradually Reveals Pieces of the Deep-Sea Puzzle
This article explores the unique survival mechanisms of deep-sea organisms, particularly a tiny worm that plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological processes on the ocean floor.
Potential first sighting of Antarctic type B killer whales near WA's Bremer Bay
A group has reported a potential first sighting of Antarctic type B killer whales in Bremer Canyon, Western Australia, known for its diverse marine wildlife.
Researchers alarmed as declining southern right whale births linked to climate change
A study indicates that declining births among southern right whales are associated with rising sea temperatures and reduced prey availability, prompting urgent conservation measures.
Bitcoin: Whales Buy Again – And Some See the 'End of the Speculative Era'
Bitcoin is witnessing renewed interest from major investors, known as 'whales', who have accumulated approximately 53,000 coins recently, marking the largest buildup since November.
Ross Edgley got 'goosebumps' saving 30 beached whales while circling Iceland
Endurance swimmer Ross Edgley experienced a profound moment while attempting to circumavigate Iceland, as he participated in the rescue of 30 stranded pilot whales.
Whales and gannets in a feast just offshore in Reykjanesbær
The article discusses a feast of whales and gannets occurring just off the coast of Reykjanesbær, Iceland.
Where humpback whales jump, blow and play with humans
The article describes a unique whale-watching experience in the Dominican Republic where snorkelers interact closely with humpback whales at Silver Bank.
'Here dogs have to turn into whales, otherwise they drown': water invades homes after heavy rain in Greater Belém
Intense rainfall in Greater Belém has caused widespread flooding, leading to videos showing inundated homes and animals affected by the rising water levels.
Whales in Extinction
The article discusses the forgotten aspects of our lives that we often overlook, symbolized by items stored away in drawers, drawing a parallel to the plight of endangered whales.
"No matter what happens, the whales win"
The main hearing began in Reykjavik District Court for whale hunt protesters Anahita Babaei and Elissa Bijou, who chained themselves to barrels for 33 hours in 2023, expressing their readiness to stand firm in court as they seek global support for their cause.