After humpback whales put on a show close to shore in Plymouth last summer, including a high-profile incident when a whale ...
The really disturbing truth here is that this continued learning could spread to other whale populations ... While the orcas didn’t sink this particular boat, they did leave it limping its ...
NOAA examined the whale, and a second humpback that washed ashore on Long Island last week, and say both showed signs of a ...
a vengeful killer whale is on the rampage and even 'teaching' pals how to sink boats. The majestic beast ... with the latest attack seeing a tourist boat rammed for an hour last week.
Three years later, researchers have documented hundreds of incidents in which an orca directly approached or collided with a boat ... sink. The behavior may trace back to a single female killer ...
"Having witnessed it, it's so easy for these beasts to sink us if ... playing with the boat. But there could be an even more compelling explanation. When orcas take down a whale, they will often ...
A British sailor’s boat was the latest victim in a spate of orca attacks on vessels near Gibraltar, as an expert suggested a “traumatised” killer whale may be inadvertently teaching others ...
A friendly whale gave a group of whale watchers the show of a lifetime. Passengers aboard AllsWell, a rigid hull inflatable ...
a vengeful killer whale is on the rampage and even 'teaching' pals how to sink boats. The majestic beast ... with the latest attack seeing a tourist boat rammed for an hour last week.
It's possible White Gladis was triggered after being hit by a boat, or that ... have caused sailboats to sink. The behavior may trace back to a single female killer whale named White Gladis.
It's possible White Gladis was triggered after being hit by a boat, or that ... have caused sailboats to sink. The behavior may trace back to a single female killer whale named White Gladis.
It's possible White Gladis was triggered after being hit by a boat, or that the behavior is ... the whales have caused sailboats to sink. The behavior may trace back to a single female killer whale ...
