Whether they come seeking the awesome majesty of Alaska's glacier fields, the stupefying array of wildlife ranging from ...

The most-read story is headlined “Survival of world’s oldest humpback whale, spotted in Southeast Alaska last month, is a mystery,” reprinted Aug. 14 from The New York Times (which the ...

It’s not a shock the most-read story of 2024 by a huge margin is from the first half of August. But it’s not about the seemingly obvious pick of record flooding of Suicide Basin. The most-read ...

Alaska's astounding beauty and vast wilderness ... turquoise ice calving in the bay from the glaciers, you might see humpback whales as long as 65 feet or black and brown bears up to 10 feet ...

In Southeast Alaska, calf survival rates fell tenfold ... “It is believed that humpback whales were unable to acquire sufficient food, resulting in nutritional stress and declines in ...

Humpback whales bubble net feeding, North Pass, Southeast Alaska. Gillfoto, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Experts have indicated that breaching and other aerial behaviors could help the whale to ...

They can be found on Unimak Island, throughout the mainland, and all of the significant Southeast islands ... are the perfect habitat for whales, the largest mammals on Earth. Several whale species ...

from Kent in the southeast to the Isles of Scilly. In just 11 days between 29 December and 8 January, there were 17 reported sightings of humpback whales around the Scilly Isles, including one ...

But seeing humpback whales in the English Channel is far more rare. Thea Taylor, Managing Director at the Sussex Dolphin Project, told the BBC that, since 2020, there are usually one or two sightings ...

The humpback that washed up dead in Long Beach this week has been identified as NYC0393, a playful and spirited cetacean who had become familiar to whale watchers last summer for her acrobatic ...

Scientists determined that the fishing gear recovered from the whales came from their feeding grounds in Alaska. The humpback whales migrate from Alaska every year to mate, give birth and nurse ...