Watch Humpback Whales Herd Salmon With Their Fins in Never-Before-Filmed Feeding Behavior
Humpback whales in southern Alaska waters were filmed "herding" salmon into their mouths for the first time in history by fisheries student Madison Kosma.
Humpback whales in southern Alaska waters were filmed "herding" salmon into their mouths for the first time in history by fisheries student Madison Kosma.
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A study that found male sperm whales forming close, recurring male friendships changes our perceptions of a normally solitary animal.
This incredible video shows a husband and wife's amazing encounter with a group of humpback whales. 32-year-old David Edgar and his wife Alice, were diving in the beautiful crystal-clear waters off the islands of Tonga in the South Pacific. The couple were following a group of three humpback whales—a mother, her calf, and a male […]
Maxi Jonas, a drone photographer in Argentina captured the stunning moment a whale swims up to a paddle boarder and gives her a playful nudge.
A very lucky swimmer was visited by a playful male humpback, who began rolling over and moving toward her for a belly rub.
Sounds made by humpback whales—including a previously unknown call—have given researchers a glimpse of their lives in the high seas.
It's clear the sharks, tuna, and birds, are coordinating their attacks with the whale sharks, filmed off Ningaloo Reef in W. Australia.
The young individual is clearly entirely integrated into the pod, enough so that scientists are wondering if he will mate with a beluga.
Now more interested in seeing whales than eating them, Iceland has decided to hang up her harpoons for good, banning permits for whaling.
A ship passing by the South Orkey Islands recorded 1,000 or more fin whales feeding, perhaps the largest gathering ever recorded.
In a case of extra-motherly love or mistaken identity, a pilot whale calf has been adopted, say Kiwi researchers, by a bottlenose dolphin.
A white sperm whale, like Moby Dick, was video taped drifting happily along off the coast of Jamaica, but it's not necessarily an albino.
A record number of humpback calves have been recorded in the Salish Sea near Vancouver and Seattle this season, up from zero 25 years ago.
This teen turned a cyberbully's taunt into a rallying cry and raised thousands of dollars to save a threatened species in the process.
After an orca called out for help, rescuers spent the entire day making sure that she stayed alive long enough for the tide to return and save the day.
After plunging attendance and a state commission banning captive breeding of Orcas, SeaWorld is stopping its killer whale shows in San Diego.
From tiny salamanders to giant whales, endangered species are recovering in all corners of the world. These awesome animals top the list of comebacks.
The U.S. Navy will limit where they use certain types of sonar believed to confuse and threaten whales and dolphins.
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