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Tools made of whale bones reveal inventiveness of prehistoric people
Artifacts found at archeological sites in France and Spain along the Bay of Biscay shoreline show that humans have been crafting tools from whale bones since more than 20,000 years ago, illustrating anew the resourcefulness of prehistoric people.
Tissues from the 55-foot carcass, possibly of a baleen whale, will be studied to determine more about it and its cause of ...
A dead whale which has washed up on a beach in Co Derry is to be removed as soon as possible, DAERA officials have said.
The rare Rice's whale is further endangered by inadequate protection from Gulf of Mexico oil drilling, the Sierra Club claims ...
An elusive whale recently washed ashore in Canada, leaving local officials “deeply concerned.” The deceased marine mammal was ...
A dead minke whale that washed up at a beach on the north coast has now been “removed and disposed of", the National Trust has confirmed.
Bryde’s whales (pronounced BROO-dus) are a type of baleen whale, feeding primarily on plankton and small schooling fish. They ...
Humpback whales ( Megaptera novaeangliae) are master migrators. Some populations of this baleen whale species travel upwards of 5,000 miles per year from colder waters to feed, towards warmer tropical ...
Bryde's whales have never been seen in the waters of British Columbia, but one was found dead in Port McNeill, on the ...
In a rare occurrence, a Bryde's whale, typically found in warmer waters, was discovered dead in British Columbia, marking the ...
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