This sea lion really can keep a beat better than some humans! Anyone who's seen the California Sea Lions in Santa Cruz or San ...

Ronan, a sea lion, is the only known non-human mammal capable of precise beat-keeping. This unique ability challenges our understanding of biomusicality across species. Animal research on ...

Some of the year's lowest tides arrive next week. It's a great time to peer into tidepools, so look out for Seattle Aquarium ...

An advisory against swimming was posted Thursday at a sound-side site in Brunswick County, where state officials found ...

The Colts owner pledged millions to bring a Puget Sound orca living in captivity in Miami back to the Salish Sea to spend the rest of her days.

A deep-sea training and engineering dive off the coast of San Diego provided an opportunity for never-before-seen imagery of ...

The gray seals were released from crates at Wuskenau Town Beach in Rhode Island. They were rehabilitated by Mystic Aquarium's Animal Rescue Program.

Sonar, originally SONAR, an acronym for “SOund Navigation And Ranging,” allows animals (or man-made devices like submarines) ...

“We have to bring all the resources together." While the study provides a clear picture of all known deep-sea animals in the CCZ, it also shows everything we don’t know about biodiversity in ...

What is surprising, however, is how such a tiny creature could produce a sound that rivals the calls of whales with a heat ...

This process is called vocal production learning, a skill considered rare among non-human animals. Seals produce different sounds for a variety of reasons ... or defend their territories, according to ...