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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2025

Whales

The whaling mother ship Kangei Maru is seen during its launch ceremony in Shimonoseki, western Japan August 31, 2023, in this photo taken by Kyodo Photo: Kyodo via REUTERS/File Photo
Asia

Japan to start hunting fin whales after five years of commercial whaling

Japan caught a total of 294 minke whales, Bryde’s whales and sei whales last year, said the Fisheries Agency, which currently limits commercial whaling to the three relatively minor species

Photo: Reuters
Science

Long before whales, pioneering marine reptile was a filter-feeder

Whales swim 6000 kilometers for mate
Videos

Whales swim 6000 kilometers for mate

Only a few hundred North Atlantic right whales remain
Photo: BBC
Environment

Whales around the world in real and imminent danger

Rescuers have been trying to keep the stranded whales wet and cool. Photo: BILAL RASHID/REUTERS
World+Biz

Almost 400 whales dead in Australia's worst stranding

Photo: Reuters
Environment

Around 270 whales stranded on sandbar off Australia's Tasmania

A humpback whale spyhops off Rockaway Beach in New York City with the Empire State Building in the background on Sept. 23, 2013/ Foreign Policy
Environment

Take a Breath, Thank a Whale

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