White humpback whale discovered, super rare creature in nature!
A group of swimmers from the charity Ocean Culture Life (OCL) had the unique opportunity to encounter an all-white humpback whale during a trip to Tonga (South Pacific).
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A group of swimmers from the charity Ocean Culture Life (OCL) had the unique opportunity to encounter an all-white humpback whale during a trip to Tonga (South Pacific).
A pair of killer whales off the coast of South Africa kill sharks to remove their livers while leaving the other parts intact.
A head-on collision with a speeding ferry left a humpback whale with a deformed jaw and it died in agony within hours.
Millions of years ago, giant sea scorpions were considered predators.
Aerial photos capturing unique views of wildlife win Siena Drone Photo Awards 2024.
Animals at the University of Cambridge's Museum of Zoology can chat with visitors over the phone using artificial intelligence.
A dramatic moment emerged when a fin emerged from the sea, causing panic among holidaymakers on a beach in Spain.
Two bowhead whales in the Arctic synchronize their dives, demonstrating the ability to communicate by sound over extremely long distances.
The Vietnam Record Organization has just set the largest record in Vietnam for two whale skeletons restored and preserved at Lang Tan Relic (Ly Son island district, Quan…
New research reveals the exact origin of a mysterious biotwang in the Pacific Ocean, first detected near the Mariana Trench.
While teaching her calves how to hunt, Bigg's killer whale tosses murres off the water's surface.
Scientists have filmed killer whales attacking smaller dolphins, taking down their prey and sharing meals with their mates.
Siphonophores are unusual animals consisting of many individual organs called zooids, each zooid having a distinct function despite being genetically identical.
The killer whales that crash into and sink ships in the Strait of Gibraltar may just be juveniles frolicking and following a behavioral trend.
The world has never witnessed the birth of these