A melancholic sight emerged when The Whale Museum released aerial photos showing a humpback whale missing its tail in Washington State’s inland waters. Experts believe it lost its tail, or flukes, due ...

What drives humpback whales to defend other species against orca attacks? Humpback whales have been documented to defend other species against killer whale attacks. The British Broadcasting ...

Photo from Oliver Tsappis, UnSplash Divers were recently treated to a heartwarming performance by a humpback whale in the Caribbean Sea. The encounter took place off the coast of the Turks and ...

Cornwall's coastline has recently become a hotspot for mesmerising whale sightings with a remarkable increase in humpback whales spotted and other species. Notable sightings include a trio of humpback ...

Cornwall's coastline has recently become a hotspot for mesmerising whale sightings with a remarkable increase in humpback whales spotted and other species. Notable sightings include a trio of ...

Captured whale on deck of Antarctic Endeavour. Supplied A criminal complaint has been filed regarding a humpback whale being killed by a krill supertrawler, the Chilean-flagged Antarctic Endeavour, in ...

Two of those five were also gray whales; the other three were a fin whale, a humpback whale and a sperm whale.

Another dead whale was discovered in the waters of the San Francisco Bay, the fifth creature found in the area in less than a month, officials said. The female gray whale drifted overnight on ...

Most species of baleen whale travel between 1,800 and 3,000 miles each way. Southern populations of humpback whales leave their Antarctic feeding grounds in January every year and spend three ...

The baleen plates catch the krill or fish, which the whale then swallows. Baleen whales are usually solitary or travel in ... Most baleen whales travel between 1,800 and 3,000 miles twice per year.