The animal kingdom showcases diverse vocalizations crucial for survival and communication. Blue whales use low-frequency ...

Among these marvels is the blue whale, a gentle giant considered ... The frequency range of these sounds falls between 10 and 40 Hz, which is below the threshold of human hearing. Despite their low ...

SAN DIEGO — Blue whales, the largest animals on Earth, have been sighted along the San Diego coastline, signaling the beginning of the blue whale watching season. The majestic creatures ...

But this whale is different. It is a male and vocalizes during mating season in a way that only male whales do. Its species, however, is uncertain. It may be a fin whale, or perhaps a blue whale ...

A resident population of blue whales has for many years lived in the coastal waters of Sri Lanka, but in recent years sightings of the animals have declined rapidly. With multiple pressures on ...

They are the largest toothed whales (a few filter-feeders, like the blue whale, are larger ... Whalers in the 1800s spoke of hearing loud knocking, almost like hammering on a ship’s hull ...

Scientists think they use these vocalizations to communicate and—along with their excellent hearing—perhaps to sonar-navigate ... In the North Atlantic Ocean, the Blue Whales range extends from the ...

Near the lower limit of human hearing, the so-called ... in the new finding, adds that blue and fin whales also produce pulses in the frequency range of these latest sounds, “but we’re ...

CATOOSA, Okla. — Construction has started on the Blue Whale Park redevelopment project in Catoosa. FOX23 told you in August Catoosa's Blue Whale is getting a funding boost from the Oklahoma ...

Blue whales might be some of the most iconic creatures on the planet, but for all their impressive features, there’s still plenty we don’t know about them. One particularly confounding mystery ...

THIS IS MS. BLUE. SHE'S A GIANT, 87-FOOT-LONG, BLUE WHALE SKELETON AT THE SEYMOUR MARINE DISCOVERY CENTER IN SANTA CRUZ. "MISS BLUE IS ICONIC BECAUSE FIRST OF ALL, SHE'S BEEN IN OUR COMMUNITY FOR ...