The world's smallest whale shark
Philippine environmentalists have just saved a whale shark the size of a wrist.
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Philippine environmentalists have just saved a whale shark the size of a wrist.
Ronnie Dabal is fishing outside Puerto Princesa Bay (Philippines) on the afternoon of December 17 when a strong wind overturned his boat.
These giant monsters can carry out underwater flying, making the fighter pilot embarrassed, the two researchers announced.
According to experts, over two decades of loosening the ban on whale hunting, the ocean's most majestic marine mammals have only recovered a bit of their once-thriving p…
A dolphin appeared in time and rescued two whales that were trapped on a coast in New Zealand. In the meantime, it took people more than an hour to free the victim and f…
Underwater sounds are important for animals. It allows them to navigate, hear the sounds of approaching predators and prey, and is a way of communicating with others. Th…
December 6, a large whale dies, drifting to the coast of Con Co island (Quang Tri). The whale is about 15 meters long, weighs about 10 tons. The whale carcass was big.
It seems that the famous humpback whales' songs are not for mates, but just for exploring the surrounding waters. Researchers have discovered when a humpback whale swims…
At Nha Trang Museum of Oceanography, there are many strange fish exhibits. In order to get these exhibits, the scientists at the Institute had to work together ... to fi…
How can there be any similarities? This was true 45 million years ago when the new whale from the mainland returned to the ocean. But 7 million years later, two complete…
Australian scientists are studying the sound of humpback whales, saying they have deciphered the mysterious whale's communication system, determining the whale's cry and…
According to biologists, they found a Bowhead whale living more than a hundred years off Alaska. Evidence for this is a piece of 19th-century weapons found in this 50-to…
Approximately 15 stakes of Argos pepper will be placed on the backs of humpback whales in order to understand their movement to the waters of New Caledonia in the winter.
What is the pride of having the 'respectable' tongue so much? Please, it is the humpback whale that washed ashore on Admiralty Island in southwest Alaska on Friday.
That is the result of an American study proving that this mammal can perform a journey of more than 8,000 km to freeze.