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This is a sure sign that whale season is upon us.
Japan is one of three countries – along with Norway and Iceland – that continues to hunt whales.
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Extraordinary drone footage taken by photographer Piet van den Bemd in Antarctica shows two humpback whales producing a bubble net in the shape of a perfect Fibonacci spiral.
‘Kelping’ footage from all across the globe has also shown that this is a worldwide phenomenon.
Flashback to the time a whale saved humans from disaster.
Orcas may look like giant sea pandas, but they’re really more like swimming sociopaths.
Bon Appétit Moby.
Killer whales are clearly the psychopaths of the big blue.
Playing ‘Never Have I Ever’ must be fun with this guy.
Guests on board a whale-watching cruise are pinching themselves after being privileged enough to see a mommy whale give birth to her calf right by the boat’s edge.
They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, so don’t write off sperm whale faeces until you understand the story of ambergris.
Phiomicetus anubis measured around three metres in length, and possessed strong jaws which enabled it to catch prey.
56-year-old Michael Packard is a very fortunate man, with an exceptionally rare story to tell.
Two special moments from Australia and South Africa capture how full of life our oceans are, with rays, dolphins, and whales.
Over the years, we’ve seen kayakers caught up in the midst of some very close encounters, but this might take the cake.
In a bizarre turn of events, a runaway train was miraculously caught by a conveniently placed sculpture.
I’m constantly amazed by animals and their ability to navigate travelling huge distances with pinpoint accuracy. That doesn’t mean things don’t go wrong from time to time.
18-year-old Payton Landaas was tracking a whale when he saw it swimming towards a dozen or so surfers off the coast of Southern California.
The disappearance of Cape Town’s great white shark population has been well documented, and now a new aerial survey shows some worrying whale numbers.
27-year-old wildlife photographer Chase Dekker can be pretty chuffed with the photos he snapped on July 22 in Monterey Bay, California, whilst out on a whale-watching cruise.
False Bay plays home to a number of visiting whales that come here to breed, as well as a resident population of Bryde’s whales and orcas. Now they’re under threat.
Yesterday, five fishermen were rescued off the coast of Lambert’s Bay after their boat, which struck a whale, suffered a crack to the hull.
Nobody has claimed the harness-wearing whale found off the coast of Norway, but one man thinks he might be able to shed more light on the mystery.
The harness-wearing beluga whale spotted by Norwegian fisherman could be a Russian weapon, and that’s not as far-fetched as you might think.
During a recent whale-watching expedition, a Port Elizabeth dive tour operator ended up getting far more up close and personal than he intended.