Aerial observers from the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown on Friday spotted a previously undetected North Atlantic right whale mother and calf in Cape Cod Bay.

Chris Driesbach, left, and a volunteer stand over a whale fossil found along the Gaviota Coast. Driesbach, a geologist and ...

Chris Driesbach, left, and a volunteer stand over a whale fossil found along the Gaviota Coast. Driesbach, a geologist and ...

A previously undetected North Atlantic right whale calf and its mother were sighted in Cape Cod Bay on April 17.

Two North Atlantic right whales, among the most at-risk marine mammals, were spotted swimming in the Bahamas on April 15, ...

Picture yourself out at sea, gazing at the boundless expanse of ocean when suddenly, an enormous creature emerges from the ...

The New England Aquarium identified the pair as 16-year-old “Koala” and 14-year-old “Curlew,” both females. And this, too, is ...

The Marine Animal Entanglement Response (MAER) team at the Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown is working to ...

Humpback comeback: whales are reclaiming their territory in the Salish Sea, bringing new life to waters once left empty by ...

Here, gray whales come right up to boats and seem to want to interact with the ... Their giant gray bodies have a patchy ...

Neal is a graduate of Boston University. Researchers are listening for critically endangered North Atlantic right whales off the coast of Massachusetts with the help of two new buoys in the water.

Image caption: The critically endangered North Atlantic right whale. Credit: Save LBI (generated with AI tools). With a population that has dwindled to 340, the magnificent right whale is ...