Baby North Atlantic Right Whale — One of Only 360 Left in the World — Dies After Vessel Strike The whale calf was first observed in January with serious injuries to its mouth and head By ...

A 4-year-old female right whale found heavily entangled about 20 miles east of Rodanthe, North Carolina, is “likely to die,” according to the fisheries division of the National Oceanic and ...

A photo of a North Atlantic right whale calf (bottom) and its mother Juno (top) taken in January 2023 before the baby whale's death Animal lovers are mourning the loss of a whale calf from a ...

On January 6, 2024, a rare North Atlantic right whale calf in South Carolina was seen with devastating injuries on its head, mouth, and lip from a boat propeller. Officials at the National Oceanic ...

North Atlantic right whale is "likely to die" after becoming entangled, NOAA says 01:30. The world's most endangered large whale species is even closer to extinction than researchers previously ...

The total North Atlantic right whale population now stands around 350. It’s so low that the whales, who are frequent visitors to northeastern waters, are considered one step away from extinction.

Right whale No. 5132 was spotted last Monday, Dec. 16, about 60 miles east of North Carolina’s Outer Banks with several fishing lines wrapped around its head and mouth, the National Oceanic and ...

A rare whale has been spotted close to the shoreline of Boston, directly by the entrance to the harbor. The North Atlantic right whale — an endangered species with just about 370 whales left in ...

Spindle, a North Atlantic right whale estimated to be at least 41 years old, was spotted off the Georgia coast last weekend swimming alongside her 10th calf, according to the New England Aquarium.

A North Atlantic right whale was found entangled off the coast of North Carolina's Outer Banks, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

The total North Atlantic right whale population now stands around 350. It’s so low that the whales, who are frequent visitors to northeastern waters, are considered one step away from extinction.