TWO OLD BLUE WHALE GUYS, 1000 STAMPEDING DOLPHINS, AND A POLE

THE GENTLE GIANTS FEED AND HAVE THEIR BLOWS COLLECTED Our week 6 guests hailed from Massachusetts, Alaska and Australia.

ORCAS – MOTHERS MILK – LOTS OF WHALES Our week 5 guests were all from North Carolina.

Dwarfing all dinosaurs, the blue whale is the largest animal to have ever graced our planet. This intelligent marine predator is a keystone

RETURN OF NUBBIN – PINELLA – A HUGE BLUE WHALE DAY Our week 4 guests from New Mexico, England and Florida had to brave some windy weather,

OLD FRIENDS, ORCAS AND FEEDING BLUE WHALES! Week 3 guests from England, Virginia, North Carolina and Washington DC met with both

Week 2 was another special one with the sea continuing to be full of krill and large whales observed surface feeding every day we were on th

Ocean Alliance created the "Snotbot," a drone they designed to capture both images of the whales and live biological samples of the "snot" t

GWC’s Michael Fishbach to give Lecture at the famed Explorer’s Club in New York City on Wed. Dec. 7. Event is open to the public, see here f

The 65-foot sub-adult carcass washed ashore earlier this week. Partial results from a necropsy are in.

The death of a rare killer whale in the Pacific Northwest has been linked to a tagging effort, causing an outcry and re-evaluation…

The GWC’s Michael Fishbach will make the kickoff presentation at the upcoming North Carolina Marine Debris Symposium in Wilmington, NC on Su

Once a year, the American Museum of Natural History in New York performs a banal yet oddly fascinating ritual: It cleans its life-size model

“The killing of a blue whale crosses a line for us at the GWC. We pledge for the time being a boycott of anything and everything Icelandic,

Shipping noise in the North Atlantic could impact population levels of the whales, new research shows.

It’s been just in the past few years that scientists have been able to construct an overview of what drives, and maintains the health of, ma