New York’s offshore waters ... to include temporary deafness of over 300 whales in its first year of construction. More than 150 endangered right, fin and sei whales are permitted to be harmed ...

What is known is that they have a relatively stable supply of deep-swimming cartilaginous fish — such as sharks or rays — ...

Tom Mi, founder of the Salty Star Run Club, said the image is a regular occurrence. He can't help but laugh when he thinks of Jackson Bradshaw—the first person believed to have ever completed a full ...

In 2008, NOAA confirmed three sightings of blue whales south of Montauk Point, New York. More ... small dorsal fin three-quarters of the way down its body, mottled skin and aquamarine coloration ...

Jack Casey was approached by New Jersey fishermen to "do something on sharks." What he did changed shark science forever.

It was carrying a satellite tag on its dorsal fin placed there this winter by the ... on the surface every 10 miles from Jones Inlet in New York to Cape Henlopen Delaware, "just to see what ...

Among the new pieces featured in Seattle’s First ... as well ’cause there’s a lot of hidden details. In the whale’s fin, there’s even the stadium.” Ota said his team had two weeks ...

“Lessons from Europe don’t exist for large baleen whales” like humpbacks, fin, blue and right whales ... centers in Boston and Providence and New York and Washington require the most ...

Hence, Shapeshifter (2000), Cetology (2002) and Vienna (2003)—three 21- to 40-foot-long whale skeletons made ... Then, on a 1998 visit to New York City, Jungen saw some red, white and black ...

In June you can start to see humpback, fin, and minke whales along the coast ... Finish with a snifter at the East Nashville outpost of New York’s award-hogging cocktail bar Attaboy. “There’s no ...

The long saga of the 48-foot whale that washed up on the shores of Cook Inlet in November continued this week.