During this calving season, a team from the GA DNR Wildlife Resources Division conducts surveys to monitor the presence of ...

A team at Rutgers is using artificial intelligence to predict where whales will be off New Jersey's coast. The data could save the animals' lives.

At least 16 right whales have been killed or injured by boat collisions since 2020. In 2024 four right whales, including two females and two calves, died as the result of vessel strikes in U.S ...

Entanglement is the leading cause of deaths or injury for North Atlantic Right Whales. Since the unusual mortality event was declared there have been 10 whales killed from entanglement ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has abandoned plans to expand a vessel speed rule aimed at ...

She said right whales are particularly difficult ... With more "baseline data," she said it might be possible to say when a whale is injured or sick. Detecting such events early would allow ...

As dozens of North Atlantic right whales continue to group near Jeffreys Ledge, officials have urged fishermen to remove some nearby fishing gear and said they will not be enforcing state and ...

Over the past five years, at least 16 right whales have been killed or injured by vessel strikes, including four deaths and five injuries in the past two years, according to the aquarium.

Humans are the main killers of right whales. Earlier this month, two whales were seen tangled up in fishing gear southeast of Nantucket. Biologists said one is likely to die from the injuries.

Koala and Curlew, a pair of female North Atlantic right whales, are a long way from their usual course, and potentially in greater danger. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

FILE - A pair of North Atlantic right whales interact at the surface of Cape Cod Bay, in Massachusetts, on March 27, 2023. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File, NOAA permit # 21371, File) Lawmakers ...