With fewer calves born, 2026 could decide if the North Atlantic right whale lives. The species faces multiple threats.
A baby Bigg’s (Transient) orca photographed travelling with T068C pod near Tonquin Beach off Tofino on Jan. 5 appears to be in poor health and will likely die, according to whale researcher and ...
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Rare North Atlantic right whale baby boom stuns scientists
After years of grim updates about a species on the brink, scientists tracking North Atlantic right whales are suddenly ...
The young whale, dubbed "Oil Change," was seen repeatedly off Cape Cod, and would entertain whale watchers with breaches and flipper slaps.
The population of the North Atlantic right whale is slowly climbing. What's behind the rise in numbers and what more can be done to save the species from extinction?
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Baby mammoth bones were whales, and the mix-up shocked scientists
For decades, a set of “baby mammoth” bones in an Alaska museum promised to rewrite the story of when these Ice Age giants ...
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