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Orcas are eating sharks in the Gulf of California — and it may be happening more than we think, experts sayRecords of orcas hunting sharks in the Gulf of California are on the rise, as experts say we may have underestimated how much this happens.
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Pink dolphins spotted with baby from completely different species in 'mystery' encounterResearchers snapped a photo of a baby Irrawaddy dolphin in a group of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins swimming off the coast of Cambodia.
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Orcas 'attacking' boats are actually just bored teenagers having fun, experts sayOrcas off the coast of Iberia are spending less time hunting and more time exploring new games thanks to the recent recovery of their favorite prey, Atlantic bluefin tuna.
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Orcas have attacked and sunk another boat in Europe — and experts warn there could be more attacks soonA group of orcas known to attack boats in southwest Europe have sunk a 50-foot sailing yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar after ripping open its hull. It is the fifth time these killer whales have sent a ship to the seafloor in the last three years.
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Japan plans to commercially hunt vulnerable fin whales, enraging conservationistsJapan has announced plans to add fin whales — the second-largest animal on Earth — to its list of commercial whaling species, which currently includes Bryde's, sei and minke whales.
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Infamous boat-sinking orcas spotted hundreds of miles from where they should be, baffling scientists
Orcas that attack and sink boats in southwestern Europe have been spotted circling a vessel in Spain, hundreds of miles from where they should currently be. And scientists can't explain why.
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Decomposing globster washes ashore in Malaysia, drawing crowdsA mysterious sea creature found on a beach in Malaysia could be a whale carcass.
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Orcas aren't all the same species, study of North Pacific killer whales revealsScientists suggest that killer whales be divided into two distinct species.
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Orca calf refuses to leave a lagoon where its mother stranded and died off Vancouver IslandRescuers have been trying to coax a 2-year-old orca from a lagoon off Vancouver Island and back to the ocean for five days, but they only have a 30-minute window every day when waters are high.
