Ancient Greek Nearchus' Indian Ocean voyage showcased ancient maritime courage and leadership through a daring naval “battle” with whales.

The Fairmont Empress is something of a landmark hotel in Victoria, with chateau-esque architecture showcasing steep roofs, ...

Off California, a North Pacific right whale, one of fewer than 50 in U.S. waters, lingered near a research boat for 20 minutes, giving scientists a close look at this rare species. Anglers in Honduras ...

This archipelago, north of Seattle in the Salish sea, is packed with so much lush life, you'll feel as though transported to ...

“We witnessed an incredible and rare event yesterday as multiple pods of orcas successfully hunted a blue whale in Bremer Canyon,” Naturaliste Charters posted to Facebook. “The intense ...

These whales can grow up to 60 feet long and weigh up to 80,000 pounds, according to Oceana. That being said, it’s no wonder the mammals eat up to 1.5 tons of food per day, as reported by the Alaska ...

The Whale Trail‘s next gathering will have a special guest – someone who dedicated a quarter-century to protecting endangered orcas and other species. Here’s the announcement we received to ...

Most recordings of orcas hunting highlight their impressive teamwork, primarily when they target seals on ice floes. Mother and calf Humpback whales. Image by ead72 via Depositphotos. Humpback whales ...

The former president is responsible for putting the “wild” in wild blue yonder ... Windmills are killing the whales. Who knew Moby Dick had the vertical leap of an NBA player?

Sailor Craig, who captured the footage, described seeing the killer whales as “an absolutely unbelievable experience”. A stunned sailor captured rare footage as a pod of orcas all breached off ...

Then three killer whales’ heads appear, bobbing up and down. The orcas are hunting. On this sheet of sea ice, the nearly thousand-pound seal would be unreachable for most marine predators.

Hoatzin have some pretty weird traits, with mohican crests, blue facial skin, red eyes and large, fan-shaped tails, which they used to maintain balance while navigating dense vegetation.