Strangely small creatures, but longer than blue whales
The bootlace worm is one of the longest animals on Earth. Once, they were found on the beach with a length of up to 55 meters.
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The bootlace worm is one of the longest animals on Earth. Once, they were found on the beach with a length of up to 55 meters.
Scientists have discovered that killer whales begin to eat fish from fishermen's lines and nets as an easy source of food.
Researchers have discovered a 'stopper' in the throats of some whale species that helps seal off their airways or esophagus when needed, preventing them from drowning.
To get a large amount of whale droppings, we need to have... a lot of whales first.
They are large mammals, appearing 7 million years ago, but after 4 million years, they completely disappeared because of changes in the environment.
All animals in the world, big or small, deserve equal treatment. Starting from the smallest actions, we humans can make big changes, helping to preserve the species on E…
The sperm whale, most likely with albinism, swam near the surface of the water not far from an oil tanker.
If you've ever visited an aquarium or watched a David Attenborough show, you know that the ocean is filled with strange and mystical creatures that seem to have come fro…
Humpback whales use a special technique to form a prominent spiral in the sea to hunt.
With their unique, different appearance, sharks are adorable 'eccentrics'. Here are the top 15 strangest shark species on the planet.
A man jumped into the water to rescue a whale caught in a lobster trap off the coast of San Diego, and the whale's unexpected return to thank its benefactor moved everyo…
Pilot whales are a genus of two living species: the longfin pilot whale (Globicephala melas) and the shortfin pilot whale (Globicephala macrorhynchus).
An interdisciplinary team of scientists launched the project with the goal of decoding and communicating with sperm whales.
By collecting data directly from the mouths of humpback whales, scientists have measured the incredible amount of food they can consume.
The new species, named Mesoplodon eueu, occurs throughout temperate seas in the Southern Hemisphere, according to surveys from sites off South Africa, Australia and New…