An orca, or killer whale, was spotted by an aerial survey team off the coast of Kitty Hawk in the Outer Banks last week.

When translated using Google Translate, it read: The group of killer whales was swimming at a speed that the boat, with a maximum speed of 20 knots (36km/h), could not catch up with. There were ...

An aerial survey team from the Florida-based Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute spotted the killer whale near ...

They were about to attack a group of sperm whales.  The orcas began to swim in circles around the sperm whales, which tried ...

easily heard by killer whales—above 1,500 hertz. In contrast, flight species have streamlined and slender bodies adapted for speed, and typically disperse across wider open-ocean regions for ...

Our current knowledge of orca – killer whales – has been greatly added ... how deep it dives, what speed it is moving at. All this data is displayed in a 3-D representation of what the tagged ...

On March 4, viewers saw between 20 and 25 southern resident killer whales swimming through Monterey waters, according to a Facebook post by the Monterey Bay Whale Watch. Initially, the group ...

Wave.” A fierce predator faces pack ice killer whales in a breathtaking Antarctic showdown. Sitting so low to the water in the zodiac, the size and speed of the waves are even greater than I ...

It’s not clear whether the orca is a true albino or its white coloring was caused by another medical condition.