Horrific footage captured the moment surfers flocked to push the injured whale, which washed up on Bondi Beach, back to sea. In the video and photos posted on Facebook, a group of swimmers can be seen standing next to the animal as it sits on the beach. The original poster asked: “Does anyone have any … Read more
Scientists have captured rare underwater footage of a whale giving birth, revealing a level of cooperation and support from nearby whales that researchers say has rarely been recorded in the wild. Video, recorded by the team of marine scientistsit not only shows the time of birth but also shows how other whales stayed close and … Read more
A humpback whale that spent more than a week in two different places in the Baltic Sea finally started swimming again on Monday evening, although it had shown signs of deteriorating health throughout the day. Water levels in Wismar Bay rose by 30 centimeters on Monday evening, giving the whale a chance to break free, … Read more
One of the world’s rarest whales lives in just one place: the Gulf of Mexico, where the Trump administration wants to expand oil and gas drilling that scientists fear could push the monster to extinction. Endangered Rice’s whales spend their entire lives in the bay, where they are vulnerable to shipwrecks, noise pollution, oil spills … Read more
Historical attention has captured the first recorded birth of a sperm whalewhich provides unprecedented insight into the behavior of social species, and based on research published in Sciencethis event reveals a level of collaboration that is changing the way researchers understand cetacean societies. Watching One of Nature’s Most Inevitable Moments For decades, the birth of … Read more
A whale’s first season at sea reveals more than just birth. They show a level of care, cooperation, and communication that scientists are only beginning to understand. An international research group called Project CETI, also known as the Cetacean Translation Initiative, has reported one of the most detailed whale births ever recorded. The … Read more