Category: Nature

Researchers at the University of Hawaii, in partnership with the Alaska Whale Foundation, captured absolutely fascinating and groundbreaking drone and POV footage of humpback whales in the icy arctic waters swimming in circles, blowing bubbles. These bubbles form a net that disorients and confuses the unfortunate animals, making it easier for the whale to feed.…

Planning a trip to Cairns? Well, get ready to shed a few layers. In this tropical paradise, the mercury rarely dips below the 20s and the humidity is sure to keep you on the lookout for swimming spots and waterfalls year round!

We go in search of the second largest Shark on the planet the Basking shark! Along the way we learn all about the basking shark, from how big it can grow to what it feeds upon. Did you know that these gentle giants of the sea are very closely related to Great White sharks?

You will find this treasure located on the remote northern end of Brighton Beach. Accessible through a narrow wooded path that runs dangerously just along the top edge of the cliff overlooking the ocean. Once there, you will be treated to a warm, shallow salt pond separated by rocks the to the rough ocean swells…

Two bears took advantage of the warm weather on Wednesday and played around in a swimming pool in Boulder — less than 24 hours before a snowstorm moved in.

A humpback whale has been spotted in the River Thames. It first surfaced in Dartford over the weekend and experts, who say it does not seem to be distressed, hope it will find its own way back to sea.

This is a video of Youtuber and kayaker ShibbyTraveler dropping his GoPro in the waters of Hammerfest in northern Norway and Hvaldimir the beluga whale retrieving it for him (he says Hvaldimir stole the camera but that very clearly looked like operator error). As you may recall, Hvaldimir is the beluga whale that was found by Norwegian…