Frosty is an extremely rare four-year-old killer whale A genetic ... Video of the sighting shows whale spotters gasping in awe An 'extremely rare' killer whale calf named 'Frosty' after its ...

A killer whale has stopped carrying her dead newborn calf after at least 17 days, during which she covered 1,000 miles (1,600km), scientists say. The whale "vigorously chased a school of salmon ...

Image by Far Out Ocean Research Collective. A pod of false killer whales off the coast of New Zealand. False killer whales are a fascinating species that we still have much to learn about.

A killer whale whose calf died on Tuesday shortly after birth has been spotted pushing its body in waters off the west coast of the US and Canada. The mother was last seen with the deceased calf ...

basically everyone): a new southern resident killer whale calf was born! The newest member of L Pod, known as L128, was spotted cruising through Pacific Northwest waters with its mom, L90, still with ...

An orphaned killer whale stranded in a remote Vancouver Island ... and that rescuers were “standing down.” The 2-year-old calf has been alone in Little Espinosa Inlet for about three weeks ...

orca arrive to hunt the humpback calves, sometimes killing as many as five a day But ... place of a rapidly growing population of humpback whales. Animals once hunted to just a few hundred here ...

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Find another video of the spotted Killer Whales here. In recent news, False Bay recently had a special guest visitor; the mighty Killer Whale. The act was caught on camera in the harbor. The unique ...

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SEATTLE — A new orca whale ... calf is nursing and moving normally," Weiss added. "We will continue monitoring the mother and the calf while they are in the area." The Southern Resident killer ...

An adult female Southern Resident killer whale (L94) is nursing her calf. Lactation is energetically costly for these whales, and future photogrammetry images of the calf's growth and the mother's ...