Whale songs provide key insight into ocean ecology, allowing scientists to make estimations on the prevalence of the species ...

Sounding the alarm. The sound of the blue whale’s singing has decreased off the coast of California, frightening scientists ...

Blue whale songs dropped by 40% during and after a major marine heat wave. Scientists say the decline is tied to food loss ...

A study spanning six years, which tracked whale songs, found that climate change is silencing one of the ocean's loudest ...

Scientists are sounding the alarm after finding a number of blue whales have gone silent across the globe, saying it is a ...

As blue whales struggled, humpbacks adapted. Unlike their strictly krill-dependent cousins, they feed on sardines and ...

Blue whales are the biggest animals on the planet but scientists are worried about their future after noticing that the marine mammals are going silent.

Blue whales are falling silent as marine heatwaves and underwater noise disrupt feeding and communication, signalling deep ...

Blue whales are going silent, and scientists are trying to understand why their once-powerful songs are fading across the oceans. Here’s what we know so far ...

A study led by Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute scientists reported distinct trends in the songs of humpback whales ...

Blue whale vocalizations have dropped by 40% over six years, with researchers linking the decline to krill shortages caused by marine heatwaves like “The Blob.” ...

Boaters off the coast of California got the chance to see one of the loudest — and largest — animals on the planet.