The whale is the North Atlantic right whale, which numbers only about 370 and has declined in population in recent years. The ...

The first great white shark of the season has been spotted off the coast of Massachusetts, according to the New England Aquarium. "The New England Aquarium is urging the public to be aware of their ...

Photos of the deceased seal were examined by shark expert John Chisholm ... which is rare in the fish world. The Department of Fish and Game says small white sharks are known to feed on striped ...

Sharks have officially returned to Massachusetts waters, with the first confirmed sighting reported on Sunday.

John Chisholm, an adjunct scientist in the aquarium’s Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life ... avoiding areas where seals are present or schools of fish are visible, and staying close to ...

The measure follows weeks of waiting for NOAA to adopt new conservation measures for the fishery — which includes cod, haddock and flounder — that were recommended by the New England Fishery ...

“Cabot,” named after the explorer John Cabot ... least 35 puffins washed ashore on Cape Cod. Kress and others believe that climate change may be driving the severe storms, along with shifting patterns ...

Learn more about the historic site inside Cabot Tower ... Deep at the core of St. John’s is its relationship with cod fishing. The Rooms, a gigantic gable-roofed shed above downtown, is the ...

Do you remember that old story from history class about John Cabot arriving ... only instead of fish, it was bagel shops. Nowadays, though, not unlike the analogous cod, the numbers in the ...

The 15th-century explorer John Cabot was born in Italy but sailed under the flag of England, commanding what were thought to be the first European voyages to North America since the Vikings.

[laughs] [music] [waves crashing] [Narrator] John Cabot was an Italian explorer ... St. John' experienced high economic growth as the cod fishing industry continued to dominate the international ...