Scientists have finally captured something long rumored but never proven: sperm whales headbutting each other. Using drone ...

Calamari is a favorite seafood around the world, but millions of years ago, the roles might have been reversed. In ancient ...

A team of marine researchers from National Geographic Pristine Seas stumbled upon a pod of giant mammals in a rare state: ...

Sperm whales are the largest toothed predators on Earth and among the deepest divers in the animal kingdom. These giants ...

Video footage has been revealed as the first time scientists have observed a legendary animals in its natural environment. In the video a squid can be seen with a translucent body billowing out and a ...

Sperm whales have the largest brain of any living animal, weighing up to 9 kilograms (nearly 20 lbs), a key reason scientists believe they possess advanced communication and social intelligence. They ...

Pygmy sperm whales (Kogia breviceps) are among the ocean's most enigmatic inhabitants—rarely seen and largely unstudied. They live far offshore in small groups, diving in search of squid and fish.

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While swiping through your social media feed recently, you might have noticed a growing number of people swimming with giant sea creatures on an average Tuesday. At first, you might find the idea of ...

7. Is swimming with sperm whales ethical? When conducted under permit, with limited group sizes and strict distance rules, swimming with sperm whales can be ethical and low-impact. Reputable operators ...

With their large brains, whales are incredibly intelligent and many are highly skilled hunters. Some show their prowess by overpowering the largest fish in the ocean while others gobble down ...

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