The killer whale finally gave up the corpse after 17 days floating in the ocean
Tahlequah - the world famous killer whale mother for the past half month has finally overcome her pain.
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Tahlequah - the world famous killer whale mother for the past half month has finally overcome her pain.
Biologist at the Center for Biological Conservation, Deborah Giles, says the mother whale seems to be very upset because she knows her newborn baby dies.
The terrifying attack took place April 18 off Monterey Bay in California, USA.
A boatman in Canada recorded the scene of giant killer whales rushing out of the water to attack the sea lion.
It is not too strange for animals to mimic human language. Parrots, baboons, even crows can do it.
The clip was shot by a person off the island of Waiheke, New Zealand. At this time, a boy who was happily swimming in the middle of the water suddenly appeared two kille…
A local resident discovered the corpse of a young male whale on the west coast lawn of the main island of Shetland Islands in Scotland after nearly three weeks of hurric…
Killer whales are one of the most ferocious species in the ocean. But in fact, they can sometimes find themselves useless and weak.
Perhaps you have seen the shark jaw, or the deep blue sea, ... if so, you will definitely think that shark is the most dangerous killer of the ocean.
The flock of killer whales stalked the fishermen's ship to cut their hands on all the fish they had just caught.
The mother gray whale is determined to not let the young to become a meal for the 12 killer whales though they can hit enough to separate and drown the whales.
The whale named Lulu is dead and washed ashore. More important than the cause may cause many scientists startled and worried.
The killer whale has a nickname
A new study by Italian scientists shows that the image of a whale clinging to the body of another whale shows a close homosexual connection, possibly a way of expressing…
More than 1,000 dolphins fled when they fell into the killer whale ambush off Monterey Bay, USA.