We might lose these whales for good if we don’t slow down We might lose these whales for good if we don’t slow down Whales eat three times more than previously thought Whales eat three times ...

There is something magical about seeing a wild animal up close—especially when it's as big as a bus! Humans have an understandable fascination with whales and dolphins, and the best way to see them is ...

Steve Backshall dives with whales and dolphins; witnessing their extraordinary hunting techniques, tracing their epic migrations across the planet and discovering how they are adapting to survive in a ...

But upon further examination, the animal proved to be an emaciated dwarf sperm whale calf. Staff and volunteers brought the whale to veterinarians for examination and after a consultation with the ...

And the finding that surprised them most was that these animals were sensitive to the sounds at much lower levels than previously ... Plastic Pollution Sounds Just Like Food to Deep-Diving Whales ...

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Sperm whales -- which have the largest brains of any animal species on Earth -- can ... have determined the building blocks of a "phonetic alphabet" that they believe sperm whales use to communicate.

and toothed whales. These animals are found in every ocean, but this doesn't mean whales are fish. It's time to break down a whale's taxonomy. Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in ...

Filter-feeding gooseneck barnacles also accumulate microplastics. Larger animals, like loggerhead sea turtles, humpback whales and True's beaked whale have also been found with microplastics in ...

The Sea World marine rescue crew has recorded 42 whale entanglements off the coast of Qld and NSW this year. A marine scientist hopes to use tracking devices to monitor behaviour changes in the ...

Right whales are the rarest of all large whales. There are several species, but all are identified by enormous heads, which can measure up to one-third of their total body length. These whales ...