Interspecies mating causes blue whales to have 'ghost' DNA
The finding of heterospecific DNA in Atlantic blue whales could raise new questions about genetics and species relationships in the marine environment.
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The finding of heterospecific DNA in Atlantic blue whales could raise new questions about genetics and species relationships in the marine environment.
In this article, we will take a closer look at some of the animals that eat a lot as well as the factors that determine how much they eat to survive.
There are many rumors that the largest animal on our planet - the blue whale - has a heart the size of a car, but this is not necessarily true.
So much oil was found in the bone marrow of a blue whale that died after being hit by a ship more than two decades ago that the museum had to install a device to catch i…
Siphonophores are unusual animals consisting of many individual organs called zooids, each zooid having a distinct function despite being genetically identical.
The world has never witnessed the birth of these
Scientists have just published new research on the sound of blue whales - the most mysterious animals on the planet.
Three blue whales are caught up in a battle for mating rights in the waters off the town of Port Macdonnell in southern Australia.
It is interesting that the largest animals living in the sea are not fish but mammals.
New research results show that the ancient whale Perucetus was very large but still inferior to today's blue whales.
The sight of a nearly 30-meter-long blue whale swimming right next to the tourists' boat in the middle of the ocean made many viewers have a mixture of heartache and exc…
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…
You've probably seen many movies as well as heard many stories about the whale adventure. Giant animals are even bigger than the house we live in.
Nearly three decades have passed, the mystery of this unusual sound still makes scientists constantly explore.
The first time the photographer saw the whale excrete such a strange liquid, this proved its lunch had something new.