Tags: Fin Whale

52-Foot Fin Whale Washes Ashore in San Diego Likely Dies From Shark Attack

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.13.2023 08:30 AM

A massive female fin whale washed ashore in San Diego and experts found rake marks on it. Continue reading to know the full story.

56-Foot Fin Whale With Scoliosis Filmed Swimming in Spain

03.15.2023 08:00 AM

A fin whale with pronounced scoliosis was spotted swimming on the coast of Valencia in Spain. Read the article for the full story.

‘Trapdoor’ Help Fin Whales Lunge Through the Water with Mouth Wide Open Without Choking, Drowning

01.21.2022 12:44 PM

Science reports recently said a so-called "oral plug" made of fat and muscle found at the back of the mouths of fin whales which blocks the channel in the middle of a fin whale's mouth and pharynx, the doorway to the digestive and respiratory tracts might offer a hint.

Fin Whale Songs, Could It Reveal Secrets Beneath the Ocean Floor?

02.11.2021 21:30 PM

Scientists from Oregon State University used seismic waves from fin whale songs to unravel the mysteries of the ocean floor.

Song Patterns Among Fin Whale Change Over Time, Surprising Scientists

10.29.2020 14:00 PM

New research suggests that male fin whales change their songs over time - contesting previous theories that these species are just one-track animals.

Autopsy Results Revealed What Killed the 30ft Fin Whale in Dee Estuary, North Wales

06.19.2020 06:44 AM

The fin whale, named Henry, was just recently weaned from its mother and started to live independently when he became stranded in Dee estuary, North Wales.

Rare Fin Whale Spotted In North Puget Sound

09.08.2015 00:57 AM

An endangered species dubbed as Fin Whale -the second-biggest whale in the world was recently seen 5km south Minor Island, near Whidbey Island of Washington State.

Why Whales Are Known To Have Some Nerve

05.06.2015 16:21 PM

Marine biology researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have discovered a unique nerve structure that allows massive rorqual whales to fish effectively. The nerves within the tongues and mouths of these whales can "stretch" to more than twice their resting length and then snap back into position effortlessly.

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