In 2017, the Museum unveiled a female blue whale skeleton as the new star of its reimagined Hintze Hall. The whale, named Hope, stands as a symbol of humanity’s power to shape a sustainable future.

A mysterious whale that has puzzled scientists for decades may not be an anomaly, but a clue to what climate change is doing beneath the waves.

Nobody knows where whale sharks are mating. But scientists suspect it may be happening in the waters around St. Helena. It's the only place in the world where adult male and female whale sharks are ...

DStv will be releasing a stream of natural history content to remind viewers to give our planet the protection it deserves in ...

Imagine if, the sun slipping below the horizon, Hope the female blue whale, who dangles from the ceiling of London’s own Natural History Museum, were to suddenly emit a blast of sonorous whale song.

The intergovernmental body that regulates tuna fisheries in the Indian Ocean agreed to a suite of shark conservation measures ...

A professor, a mystery, and secrets hidden for generations. Discover the captivating world of Dan Brown's novels, where every ...

Originally, Mead and his colleague, Charles Potter, had wanted the new exhibit to feature a female blue whale with a 24-foot-long newborn calf, but fire and safety regulations wouldn't permit so ...

They say there’s something for everyone in the city that never sleeps. That includes visiting with dozens of nocturnal geckos at a new exhibit in ...

Swap the typical tourist trail for tidal island stories, crab hunts and the timeless wisdom of the world’s oldest living ...