Every now and then [a killer whale] will grab a tuna off of some poor anglers’ line,” he said. The grim discovery follows a recent shark attack on a swimmer in Beachport and the sighting of a ...

Captured when he was just two years old and allegedly fed drugs to stave off grim ... captive whale killed his trainer and then refused to release her body. For 45 minutes, he kept Dawn's broken ...

Mystery surrounds what partially devoured a great white shark as its grim remains were found washed ... eat the tongue and leave the rest of the whale. We certainly see they prefer the liver ...

Experts said the orcas killed at least 17 of the sharks "in one sitting." Marine biologists were alerted to the find by beach walkers who stumbled upon the grim sight last week in Gansbaai ...

Animal trainer Dawn Brancheau worked happily at SeaWorld ... she first saw Shamu — perhaps the most infamous killer whale in captivity — when her parents took her on vacation to SeaWorld ...

Scientists have uncovered the first evidence of an ancient 'megatoothed' shark, perhaps the megalodon, attacking a giant sperm whale after studying a tooth of the long-deceased whale. The sperm ...

Sometimes during whale-watching expeditions, another type of creature grabs the spotlight merely by showing up. The accompanying footage shows a massive basking shark alongside a Cape Cod whale ...

For a brief moment last week, just off the coast of southwestern Canada, the typically grim outlook confronting orcas took on a hopeful hue. A whale watch operator, staring through binoculars ...

The whale numbers at only 366 ... Erica Fuller, an attorney with Conservation Law Foundation, said "the outlook is grim if we do not act today." The population of North Atlantic right whales ...

A whale shark swam right next to their boat, which was about 26 miles off of Sarasota, in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. “We had a visitor [come] up and show us just how small we are in ...

A life-sized portrait of a sperm whale sewn using plastic pollution was ... porpoises, shore birds, sharks and turtles. Some are on exhibit in various places, and some are stored.