Amazing slow motion Stock Footage of a humpback whale baby coming up from the deep blue, breaching the water surface - jumps fully out of the water and falls back into the Pacific Ocean with a big ...

The Americas' team made a landmark sperm whales discovery in producing the groundbreaking NBC nature documentary series.

In both cases, humpback whales — which weigh an average of 40 tons — surged out of the water a few feet from the fishermen and their poles. In one case, the massive mammal bumped a fishing ...

you might want to watch out. Fishermen off New Hampshire learned that lesson the hard way when a humpback whale breached onto their boat, tossing them into the water. The video of the whale ...

The video shows a bunch of fish flying out of the water too as the leaping whale tries to catch a meal. "Holy moly. Wow," Contois can be heard saying in the video. WGME reports that the sighting ...

Critics warn it’s dangerous Maikelys Espinoza’s Bernal’s grandmother speaks out on her son’s detention in a maximum-security prison in El Salvador ...

After feeling a few pounds lighter, the orca performed a leap out of the water that splashed bystanders with a wave of dirty water. “Dude! This whale wants to s–t but also wants to splash his ...

In a video, a man captured the jaws of a humpback whale poke out of the water around his son's kayak, close around him, and disappear into the ocean. Now to a whale of a tale, a literal whale.

And most of these sightings were made further out in the ocean, making the most recent shallow water sighting quite rare. The reason for this is that sperm whales tend to spend their lives in ...

or—the holy grail—a humpback bursting out of the water. (Whale watching is having a moment—in New York City.) Indeed, since whale conservation rallied in the 1980s, whales have taken on near ...

Humpback whales feed by quickly lunging through a school of fish with their mouths wide open, then straining the water out through their baleen, the fringed plates they have inside their mouths ...

The waters were calm as we stood on the deck of the Salty Lady, idling less than 100 yards off the Farallon Islands. About 30 of us passengers were on the 56-foot vessel. I was near the bow as ...