Every year, thousands of whales migrate to warmer waters along Australia's coastline. This year, one of them is white!

Humpback whales might be some of the most iconic animals in the ocean, but they’re also full of surprises. […] ...

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine responded to a report Friday morning that a dead humpback whale had washed ashore on the 130th Street beach in Long Beach Township.

29.5 foot female Humpback whale was found ashore at 130th street at Beach Haven Terrace at approximately 7:00 a.m on Friday, according to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center.

Killer whales were seen ‘kissing’ for the first time in the wild, photo evidence shows. The ‘rare’ encounter ‘lasted nearly two minutes,’ researchers said.

PORT STEPHENS, Australia (AP) — The ferry was late, but not because of the usual traffic. Sydney commuters watched from an idling boat this month as humpback whales the size of buses surfaced ...

Sydney’s harbor becomes a humpback highway in winter as the whales migrate from feeding grounds in Antarctica to breeding areas off Australia’s coast ...