Going out for sushi is a common choice when going out for dinner with friends. A recent increase of parasites in sushi, at least in this particular type, may make you want to be more mindful the next ...

Are you ready for the “ribbon worm”?That white “goo” is actually the worm’s nose, they use it to penetrate their prey and then inject venom into them. They’re ...

The photo was National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry’s full body shot of a Southern right whale. It was the first underwater ... Working from Balaena lets Hersh spend more time with whales and ...

These small scavengers can spend as long as 10 years harvesting ... this and other chemicals, rather than through food. Specialised mollusc and tube worm species are chemoautotrophs that take ...

It was later that year that doctors would allegedly discover the worm ... five hours long, and per Kick's retelling, it sounds hellish. "Every time we accelerated on the highway, whale juice ...

There are more than 500 species of shark found across ... Despite their enormous size, whale sharks eat tiny planktonic organisms, including copepods, arrow worms, fish eggs, crab larvae, coral spawn ...

It is still leaking because the blue whale’s bone marrow is chock full of oil and much more oily than human bone. “The marrow is oily and the oil is a source of energy for these animals.

That's a database of whale sightings, which includes more than 850 pictures of Fran the humpback whale, identified by her tail markings. "She had a big personality," said Cheeseman. "She was ...

Researchers with the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, the New England Aquarium’s Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life ...

Several right whale mortalities this year showed evidence of chronic entanglement and vessel strikes — evidence the ...

Photo Illustration: Jeremy Shuback The man who is betting more than $30 million on a Donald Trump victory wants you to know that he isn’t trying to manipulate the U.S. election. “My intent is ...

The numbers of North Atlantic right whales has risen slightly, leading conservationists to call for more effort to protect them.