Arctic Bay, Nunavut, Canada Info from Licensor: "This video was taken at the mouth of Admiralty Inlet on the Northern tip of ...

Bowhead whales were known to live up to 200 years, and a new study finds that southern right whales may live up to age 150 if ...

A new study has revealed that right whales can live for more than 130 years, nearly double the previous estimates of their ...

Right whales can live over 130 years, but North Atlantic right whales average only 22 years due to human threats. The study ...

Twenty-five years ago, scientists working with Indigenous whale hunters in the Arctic showed that bowhead whales could live up to and even over 200 years. Their evidence included finding stone ...

Twenty-five years ago, scientists working with Indigenous whale hunters in the Arctic showed that bowhead whales could live up to and even over 200 years. Their evidence included finding stone ...

The research team, collaborating with Indigenous subsistence hunters in Utqiaġvik, utilized chemical analyses of harvested bowhead whales to support their findings. The analysis indicates that ...

Twenty-five years ago, scientists working with Indigenous whale hunters in the Arctic showed that bowhead whales could live up to and even over 200 years. Their evidence included finding stone ...

Twenty-five years ago, scientists working with Indigenous whale hunters in the Arctic showed that bowhead whales could live up to and even over 200 years. Their evidence included finding stone ...

These artifacts suggested that bowhead whales can and have lived at least 130 years. Such data suggest the bowhead whale – a species that lives in the Arctic – tends to live longer on average.