Tactics that help killer whales hunt the largest fish on the planet
Killer whales in the Gulf of California appear to have developed special skills to hunt and kill whale sharks, the largest fish on the planet.
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Killer whales in the Gulf of California appear to have developed special skills to hunt and kill whale sharks, the largest fish on the planet.
A pair of killer whales off the coast of South Africa kill sharks to remove their livers while leaving the other parts intact.
Japan added fin whales, a once endangered marine mammal, to its commercial fishing list, causing concern among conservationists.
Humpback whales use a special technique to form a prominent spiral in the sea to hunt.
Researchers released a rare footage showing how humpback whales feed in the waters of southeastern Alaska on October 14.
Last month, about 180 whales were killed by Sandavágur villagers on Vagar island during the annual whale hunting festival.
Gray whales up to 10 meters long were casually hooked with explosives on their backs, dragged on a long road and hoisted on the boat, cutting flesh into pieces.
Despite many criticisms and objections from Europe and the whole world, the people of the Faroe Islands, Denmark continued to kill pepper whales as a traditional feature.
Scientists have recently discovered that blue whales perform acrobatics in the water to attack prey from below.
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…
A killer whale tried to follow the young seal on the sea and drank the blood with a massive body up close to the shore to catch the prey but failed.
In the cold darkness of the Pacific, hiding thousands of giant squid - aggressive predators nearly 2 meters long and nearly a pound weight that respected fishermen call
On October 23, Iceland broke the international ban on whale fishing for 21 years after killing a fin whale, an animal that is at n level.
The concept of extroverted whales, living in society for me seems like a paradox. Even for Mayoral, our instructor, was intrigued and rushed to the water column we saw t…