Medicine & TechnologyA new clash that involves a new group of killer whales, attacking a herd of humpbacks beyond the sea border of US-Canada. Learn more about this fight here, read now!
Kiska has been held in captivity for 43 years and kept isolated for 11 years, making her the world's loneliest orca. Find out why being isolated is equivalent to torture.
Wildlife biologists have been sent to investigate the 14 sperm whales washed ashore off Tasmania's northwest coast that died from a mysterious cause. Check out the whole story in this article.
Researchers found a non-invasive, and completely easy to carry out a quick health check on dolphins that could also tell scientists about the health of the oceans. Read the article to learn more.
The mystery behind the mass whale strandings has deepened, contradicting previous theories of scientists about such a phenomenon. Read to know more about it.
The sick and very weak Irrawaddy dolphin spotted last month is now in improved condition. Volunteers and veterinarians helped provide care. Read to know more.
American theme park chain SeaWorld recently denied claims that they created hybrid killer orcas to produce more whales to attract tourists. Read to know more.
Researchers present surprising details about how whales developed eyes that can see in the dark deep ocean, which links to swift evolutionary adaptation.
Researchers developed a new approach using fiber optic cables to listen to whales. How will this help examine the Earth and other creatures? Read to find out.
NOAA reported a drop in whale entanglement but also warned the marine mammal species stay a “critical threat.” Read to know more about this adverse occurrence.
Oceanography experts partnered with a shipping firm to deploy robotic buoys on the east coast. Learn more about the purpose of these marine devices and how could they help with both the shipping industry and the animals of the sea.
Authorities are investigating the cause of death of the sperm whale that washed ashore on Tel Aviv beach. Read the article to know how many whales are beached or stranded each year.