By Michele E. Buttelman, Signal Staff Writer Doña Uhrig, Sunday Editor Southern California is blessed with an amazing climate ...

Normally, whale skeletons are depleted of this oil through natural processes when it is buried on the seafloor and picked apart by barnacles and other animals. However KOBO was found on the bow of ...

The female whale, named Sweet Girl, was swimming near a port in Tahiti on October 8 when a boat left the area traveling six times the permitted speed, according to wildlife organization Sea Shepard.

When it struck the shore and deflated, I knew: it was a dead whale. But it wasn't just any whale. It was Fran. "I knew this whale, and I'm like, Ohhhhh. It just hit my heart, because Fran ...

Normally, whale skeletons are depleted of this oil through natural processes when it is buried on the seafloor and picked apart by barnacles and other animals. However KOBO was found on the bow of a ...

Oct. 31, 2024 — Today, a research team has proposed a new reinforcement learning framework with autonomous drones to find sperm whales and predict where they will ... Dolphins Sense Military ...

An aquarium in China has been slammed over its new whale shark attraction with furious guests demanding a refund 'on-site'. Xiaomeisha Ocean World in Shenzhen re-opened to much fanfare earlier ...

Does such an animal exist? Whales—animals that humans nearly exterminated—can do all that and more. The unsubstantiated claims that whales compete with humans for fish or that they must be killed to ...

The Russian whale watcher who miraculously survived 67 days drifting at sea in an inflatable boat described the harrowing details of how his brother and nephew died weeks before he was finally ...

Your support makes all the difference. Aquarium enthusiasts in China were left shocked when they discovered that a much-hyped giant whale shark on display was, in reality, a robot. The Xiaomeisha ...

Getting “mugged” by a humpback whale isn’t something that occurs every day or even once a month. In fact, it might be a ...

Since 2014, scientists have listened to a unique whale vocalization they call a “biotwang.” The call, which sounds a bit like squeaking metal, was first detected by an autonomous sea glider ...