Samples of whale 'blows' confirmed the presence of cetacean morbillivirus, which affects both whales, dolphins and porpoises.

As one of the world’s most endangered marine mammals, any increase in calf births contributes significantly to the survival ...

In a groundbreaking discovery, drones have been utilized to detect a deadly virus in Arctic whales, shedding light on significant health threats to these ...

The discovery of a deadly virus in Arctic whales has sent ripples through the scientific community, raising alarms about the health of these majestic marine ...

SEBASTIAN INLET, Fla. - A North Atlantic right whale and her calf were spotted swimming near Florida’s Space Coast. The ...

Drones have uncovered a deadly virus in Arctic whales, revealing alarming health risks and highlighting urgent threats to ...

Satellites detect and confirm the presence of tiny red plankton, Calanus finmarchicus, that feeds and protects North Atlantic ...

Kshamenk, the last killer whale held in captivity in Latin America, died of cardiorespiratory arrest in Argentina at age 35, ...

This innovative technique, colloquially known as “snot-bot” sampling, allows us to understand whale health better than ever ...

A new open-source device records whale clicks with context, giving AI the data it needs to search for structure in sperm ...

Was the confusion due to a filing error, or is it possible that whale specimens made their way 300 miles inland to Dome City?