individuals volunteered to count Hawaii’s visiting humpback whales for the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary Ocean Count on Kauai, Oahu, Molokai and Hawaii Island, and the ...

A female killer whale gives birth to one calf at a time every three to 10 years. Orcas work together to take care of the young. Female killer whales live to be around 50 years old, but some orcas ...

A team of researchers have achieved what might seem like science fiction: a two-way conversation with a humpback whale. Humpback Whale Jumping Out Of The Water. Image by GUDKOVANDREY via Depositphotos ...

Over the last few weeks, multiple sightings of the magnificent humpback whale have been reported by people living along the coast. These 15-metre long animals have been spotted in growing numbers ...

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A large fin whale washed up on the west Waterford coast is believed to have died at sea up to a week ago. The remains of the badly decomposed mammal are thought to have come ashore in the ...

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A man from Cornwall captured footage of a whale leaping from the sea off the coast of Cornwall in an incredible display. The mighty animal was filmed breaching the water several times as it ...

People have spotted humpback whales in 11 locations across the county. The Sussex Dolphin Project has revealed that as of January 16, 26 sightings of a humpback whale have been reported.

On Thursday a humpback whale was spotted in St Ives Bay and another was seen off Newquay by Angie Nash, a wildlife enthusiast who had taken her 50th birthday week off work to watch nature.