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Video showed a humpback whale smashing into and capsizing a boat. Biologists say the whale was likely just feeding.
A humpback whale that was captured on video crashing into a boat off New Hampshire may have been fi…
Kelsey Vlamis,Jessica Orwig
Scientists are closer than ever to deciphering the secret language of sperm whales. AI could be the key.
Researchers at project CETI are harnessing the power of AI to decode whale-speak.
Ellyn Lapointe
The Polymarket 'whale' banked $48 million in profits on Trump's election win
The massive gains represent a big swing in profits for the Polymarket bettor, who was sitting on an…
Matthew Fox
What to know about the potential $30 million whale moving betting markets toward Trump
Four Polymarket accounts that appear to be connected have bet $30 million that Trump will win the e…
Matthew Fox
The Polymarket 'whale' actually made $85 million, far more than originally thought
The Polymarket trader who bet millions that Donald Trump would win had more accounts than was previ…
Filip De Mott
The Polymarket 'whale' is placing as many as 71 bets a minute in favor of Donald Trump
BI compiled data on trading activity of the Polymarket "whale" accounts and found that two of them …
Matthew Fox
3 theories about the $46 million 'whale' moving betting odds in favor of Donald Trump
"Trump is uniquely popular amongst gamblers ever since the 2016 election," a betting market comment…
Jennifer Sor
The Polymarket 'whale' betting on a Trump win is down $3 million after Harris' odds jumped over the weekend
The Polymarket "whale" is stuck in his trades due to the massive size of his bets and the relativel…
Matthew Fox
The 'whale' placing huge bets on a Trump win is a French national with extensive trading experience
Polymarket said it found no evidence of manipulation and that the trader was "taking a directional …
Matthew Fox
Boats still aren't safe from orcas as the Mediterranean yachting season kicks off and killer whales sink another yacht
Orca whales sank a 50-foot sailing yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar on Sunday in the latest of seve…
Erin Snodgrass,Kelsey Vlamis
2 male humpback whales photographed having sex in scientific breakthrough
The image, which was captured off the coast of Hawaii, marked the first documented case of sexual a…
Rebecca Rommen
A North Atlantic right whale was found dead near Martha's Vineyard. There are only around 360 left.
The female whale's tail was tangled up in thick rope, some of which was found to be deeply embedded…
Marianne Guenot
A beloved whale long suspected of being a Russian 'spy' was shot dead, animal-rights groups say
Hvaldimir, a beluga whale suspected of once being a Russian spy, was found dead off the coast of No…
Joshua Nelken-Zitser,Matthew …
Sixth species in the world: Wild Ugandan chimps go through menopause, 20-year-old study confirms!
While menopause appears normal for us, it does raise questions about its evolutionary implications,…
Oceans without sharks would be far less healthy, finds new research
In a newly published study by Florida International University, Florida, scientists surveyed decade…
PTI
A beluga whale accused of spying for Russia with a mounted camera has been found dead near Norway's coast
Hvaldimir first appeared in 2019 with a camera mounted to a harness, which had clips labeled "Equip…
Matthew Loh
Killer whale doctors use dart guns, drones, and dogs to treat their orca patients as population numbers plummet
The endangered Southern Residents are the smallest of four groups of fish-eating killer whales foun…
Erin Snodgrass
The death of an endangered fin whale was a marine murder mystery. Now, we have a suspect: orcas.
Bite marks have revealed the likely culprit in an endangered fin whale's death earlier this month.
Paul Squire
Orcas may have been part of the sperm whale attack that inspired 'Moby Dick'
The Essex crew were attacked by whales in 1820. It inspired "Moby-Dick," and shows that we've been …
Maiya Focht,Hannah Getahun
Stunning video shows Antarctic killer whales appearing to use icebergs as scratching posts, possibly to exfoliate their skin
National Geographic captured the first known footage of killer whales rubbing up against icebergs, …