Sea creatures continue to stun people around the world. A sailboat crew in Canada filmed killer whales swimming alongside ...

The autonomous navigation market — where ships, guided by AI, steer themselves, resulting in fuel and time savings — is ...

Orca, located in San Jose, California, is partnering with the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory to test biomass strains ...

(Chad Hipolito/The Canadian Press) The Ehattesaht said the orca's journey will become part of the fabric of Indigenous people across Canada, reinforcing their deep connections between the spirit ...

But their focus changed when they learned of a female member of the population that had been captured 50 years ago and was alive at the Miami Seaquarium and that members of Lummi Nation from the ...

After being stuck stuck in shallow water for weeks following her mother's death, the young killer whale is heading towards open water.

With funding from Parks Canada, SGIWSN and Saturna Island Marine Research and Education Society have showcased the immersive ...

Animal rights groups want the orcas to be rehomed in a whale sanctuary ... water surveys and been offered a lease by Canada's department of natural resources. Managers at Marineland said ...

Orcas evolved from a small deer-like species that roamed the earth more than 50 million years ago. They are among the most formidable animals in the ocean — pack-hunting creatures that feed on ...