If you see a whale floating upside-down along Australian coasts, please leave it alone. They're just really tired, scientists ...
Since 2008, rules requiring ships to slow down to avoid collisions with North Atlantic right whales have reduced fatalities ...
Researchers have discovered that southern right whale mothers in Australian waters often rest upside-down during calving ...
New research has shed light on the perplexing tendency of southern right whales to rest upside down, suggesting the unique ...
WASHINGTON— The Center for Biological Diversity sued the Trump administration today seeking records on a decision that would ...
The sudden appearance of a pair of rare southern right whales in the middle of a shipping lane in Port Botany and in the ...
The incident highlights a much bigger crisis: an estimated 20,000 whales are struck and killed by ships each year.
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Is the Trump administration on the verge of further endangering North Atlantic right whales?
Experts say maritime slow zones protect the whales, but a major rollback of these rules could be on the horizon. The post Is ...
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North Carolina museum now pings ships to slow to 10 knots as just 380 right whales survive
"We want to do what we can to make the ocean accessible for everyone, people and animals." ...
New assessments detail severe genetic diversity losses in cheetahs, North Atlantic right whales, and vaquitas, underscoring ...
The North Atlantic right whale, thought to be the great-grandson of well-known matriarch Wart, was last seen gear-free in Cape Cod waters in April.
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