A group of surfers were surprised – and scared – when a pod of orcas showed up at a remote wave on an Alaskan Island in the ...
Real Science on MSN
These orcas helped humans hunt and tear apart giant whales – then shared the kill
In one of the strangest hunting partnerships ever recorded, humans and wild killer whales once worked together to hunt ...
Cook Inlet beluga whales are struggling to survive as industrial and shipping noise disrupts communication critical for ...
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Why the Iran war is threatening whales near South Africa
Whales are increasingly exposed to traffic – and ship strikes.
They are big. They are beautiful. And they are back. The return of the humpback whale to greater numbers than observed in decades is part of a larger revival of marine mammals in the Salish Sea. It is ...
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The killer whale finished the show - then he pulled his trainer into the water
Tilikum was SeaWorld’s most famous orca - a massive captive whale who had already been linked to deadly incidents before the ...
Learn how long-finned pilot whales are adapting their calls in response to the racket made by commercial shipping vessels.
A shortage of Diet Coke cans in India, due to supply issues in the Iran war, has sparked a social media frenzy. Venues are ...
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Officials say $1.3 billion in Medicaid money to California will be deferred over suspicions of fraud
The Trump administration said Wednesday it is expanding its sweeping fraud-busting initiative in federal health programs with ...
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AI agent given the chance to manage a cafe in Stockholm, but it’s still fine tuning the bread order
The coffee might be poured by a human hand, but behind the counter something far less traditional is calling the shots at a ...
A musket from 1776 can fire a lead ball at a velocity of around 1,000 feet per second. Imagine what that can do to a human body ...
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