I love the challenge of finding something beautiful or strange and capturing it forever. And I desperately wanted a picture ...

Timo Dersch had a close call with a humpback whale while freediving with orcas in the waters surrounding Norway ...

After samples were collected, the whale was buried since it was "unable to be towed back to" the beach due to shallow water.

An absolutely spectacular feeding frenzy went down off the coast of Massachusetts a couple years back, as the bloated carcass ...

Humpback whales use memory and ocean cues to guide migration, but climate change may disrupt this strategy, warns researchers ...

As the humpback whale gets closer, the golden retriever gets more excited. Eventually, the whale breaks the surface, poking the tips of its mouth out of the water. The humpback whale ends up ...

What is it like kayaking where killer whales swim? If you paddle in the Puget Sound in Washington, you may find yourself face ...

is a favorite of whale watchers as they are often active, jumping out of the water and slapping the surface with their pectoral fins or tails. Humpback whales can travel great distances during ...

Efforts to tow a dead humpback whale out of the Indian River Bay were unsuccessful Wednesday. "The boat was not large enough to be able to handle that kind of weight," said Marine Education ...

Thea Taylor, managing director at the Sussex Dolphin Project, told the BBC they’re not entirely certain where the whales ... humpback observations from those who regularly spend time on the water.

As many whales migrate south to north in the spring, it’s more typical to see the large mammals in the Grand Strand. Was one stranded in North Myrtle Beach?