Beluga whales use a wide range of communication sounds, including whistles, squeals, clucks, mews, chirps, trills and bell-like tones. In fact, they’re sometimes called ‘canaries of the sea’. These ...

The whale has been seen in Puget Sound on at least six occasions since Sunday. The last time a beluga whale was seen in the area was in 1940. The first sighting came on October 3 from Central ...

SEATTLE — A beluga whale was seen in Puget Sound near Commencement Bay Thursday afternoon. It's the third time the beluga whale has been spotted in the region this week. Barbara Mahoney, a ...

The annual migration of more than 57,000 beluga whales is about to start - and you can watch it on the Beluga Whale Live Cam.

A beluga whale way off course from its usual arctic waters has been wowing boaters around Puget Sound. Weird as this is, it's happened before, and nearly in the same place, historic records and ...

The nearly 1,065-pound whale is currently recovering in a medical habitat at the aquarium, but an expert says she's not yet ...

[Beluga whale sounds] Miller: So if you’re lacking so much information about what’s happening in an individual whale’s life when they’re making a call, are you ever able to say, ...

Beluga whales photographed in August 2021 in Cook Inlet, Alaska. The population was most recently estimated at just 331 animals. A first description of this population's vocal repertoire shows ...

Beluga whales are known for their white color and vocal sounds, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries. They are very social and they often live in packs.

A Beluga whale has been confirmed swimming around the inland waterways of Central Puget Sound since at least Sunday. While exciting, there is great concern for this Beluga who is far from home ...