Scientists noted that further research will highlight the path forward. Scientists make alarming discovery about ...

In August, a white southern right whale calf was also spotted swimming with its mom. The calf is known as a "brindle" animal, rather than albino. The condition causes the animal to be a bright ...

Albino whales are rare and Migaloo is the only documented all-white humpback adult, according to Peter Harrison, director of marine ecology research at Southern Cross University in Australia.

A marine enthusiast spotted the rare sighting of an albino southern right whale calf. Plus, some whale watchers in Dana Point got a big surprise from a massive pod of dolphins. July 27, 2024 ...

Southern right whales are critically endangered. They live in the southern and sub Antarctic oceans for most of the year, and migrate to warmer waters in winter, during their breeding season.

The humpback highway is on the move and its a great opportunity for many of us to escape the chilly southern winter.

"I showed a few people in the car park there and they were like 'wow, I've never seen an albino whale before ... While off ...

The albino humpback whale spotted, and filmed, off Australia's Gold Coast may be the son of a famous albino humpback whale named Migaloo. Don't anyone tell Captain Ahab. There he blows!

Thought to be a young albino whale swimming with its mother, the calf was sighted in July. Southern right whales ( Eubalaena australis) can grow to be 17 meters (55 feet) long and weigh 80,000 kg ...

A white whale approached a boat at sea, and it wasn’t Moby Dick. A boat full of tourists witnessed what may have been the first-ever sighting of an all-white Omura’s Whale off the coast of ...

An incredibly rare albino orca was caught on camera leaping out of the ocean, leaving an impassioned wildlife photographer “shaking with excitement.” Japanese freelance photographer Noriyuki ...

This particular whale species known as Blackfish resides in Hawaii year round, but what divers saw on March 28 off Makaha was an extremely rare sighting, according to marine biologists.