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Track the narwhal in the Arctic
Information on the site mongabay.com said a group of scientists from the International Fund for Nature Protection in Canada (WWF-Canada) has attached a satellite signal…
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Sperm whales are stranded in Australia
More than 20 fishermen flock to an Australian coast and rescuers are racing against time to save the two surviving children.
Oceanography
Whales die massively on the coast of New Zealand
More than 60 pepper whales have died in a major stranding on a remote New Zealand beach.
Oceanography
Rare white whales appear in Australia
A white humpback whale, a creature that few people see in life, has just appeared near Australia's giant Great Barrier Reef on September 24.
Oceanography
Whales die mass in Scotland
About 60 pepper whales recently swam into Kyle of Durness waters in Scotland on Friday. 25 children were in safe waters, experts from the Marine Animal Rescue Organizati…
Oceanography
The largest whale shark population ever
Up to 420 whale sharks have gathered in an area of the Yucatán Peninsula (Mexico), forming the world's largest whale shark population ever.
Oceanography
Whales are stranded and die on the English coast
A 13m-long whale died after three hours of stranding on Redcar Beach, Teesside City, England, although the British ocean rescue team tried to feed the whales to wait unt…
Oceanography
Image: Giant whale shark mouth 1.5 m wide
At first glance, the diver is faced with a giant fish with a wide mouth as if trying to swallow him. But in fact, the 5-meter whale shark (also known as the whale shark)…
Oceanography
Love transcends the earth of giants
Minke whales in the Arctic and Antarctica are two separate species and live in the two hemispheres of the earth, but for some reason they mate with each other and produc…
Oceanography
Hundreds of whales die in New Zealand
More than 100 whales lost their lives in a collective trapped in New Zealand, officials announced today.
Oceanography
Humpback whales swim a quarter of the world
With 10,000 km of travel, this is the longest journey ever made by a mammal.
Oceanography
The benefits are endless from whale carcasses
All generations of crabs, insects and creatures in the deep sea can survive every year thanks to the decaying body of a whale.
Oceanography
Korea strengthens whale protection
South Korean officials will tighten rules to combat illegal whaling.
Oceanography
Female whale shark is a
A new analysis of whale shark embryos suggests that whale sharks (also known as whale sharks) may be
Oceanography
Collective whales in New Zealand
New Zealand officials announced about 80 whales rushed to the shore of Spirits in the country, but the weather did not allow people to save them.