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Why are 100 whales being kept in a "whale jail" in Russia?

Activists and concerned authorities from around the world are now putting pressure on the Russian government to release the 100 young whales currently being held captive in Srednyaya Bay. ... - More news on 100 whales captive Why are 100 whales being kept in a “whale jail” in Russia? "...

India considers banning captive dolphin entertainment

The Indian Minister of Environment and Forests, Jayanthi Natarajan, is currently considering a nationwide ban on dolphin and whale, collectively known as cetaceans, captivity. ... The ban is being considered in light of several captive facility proposals that are currently under review. "...

Save the whales: This new detection method can help researchers find and count stranded whales… from SPACE

Save the whales: This new detection method can help researchers find and count stranded whales… from SPACE Monday, March 29, 2021 by: Michael Alexander breakthrough , cetaceans , discoveries , Ecology , Endangered species , environment , future science , future tech , goodscience , innovations , inventions , ocean and marine life , research , whales Bypass censorship by sharing this link: https://www.afinalwarning.com/476403.html Copy URL - (Natural News ) Advancements ...

Captive elephant abused for 50 years cries after being rescued by activists

Captive elephant abused for 50 years cries after being rescued by activists Wednesday, July 09, 2014 by: L.J. ... Follow Natural News on Facebook , Twitter , Google Plus , and Pinterest - - - Advertise with NaturalNews... 100% Real, Uncensored Health News Find out everything you need to know about clean and healthy living when you sign up for our free email newsletter. "...

How organochlorine pollutants end up in whales

Studies in the Antartic of humpback whales have found concentrations of POP in fat blubber. ... The humpback whales are most likely to have accumulated the chemicals by eating krill. "...

Captive zoo animals plot ways to escape and find freedom, says new book

"Vengeance is mine," sayeth the captive beast. ... Follow Natural News on Facebook , Twitter , Google Plus , and Pinterest - - - Advertise with NaturalNews... 100% Real, Uncensored Health News Find out everything you need to know about clean and healthy living when you sign up for our free email newsletter. "...

Blue whales slow their heartbeat when diving: Study

Before the study on blue whales, the team tried their sensor tags on smaller whales in captivity. ... Now, with the results of the study in blue whales, the researchers are looking to apply the sensor tag technology to analyze the heart beats of other whales such as fin whales, humpback whales and minke whales. "...

Massive whales mysteriously wash ashore on New Zealand beaches

Two giant whales of different species recently washed ashore at Waiinu Beach in South Taranaki, New Zealand, and they were discovered within just a few days of one another. ... Earlier this year, more than 100 pilot whales mysteriously washed ashore on Steward Island just days before a second large earthquake hit Christchurch. "...

Pollution continues to murder whales as their stomachs are found brimming with plastic

Since the beginning of this year, nearly thirty sperm whales washed up on the North Sea coast. ... The whales followed their staple food and eventually ended up on the German beach. "...

Video footage shows pod of killer whales freeing a humpback whale tangled in rope

Fierce killer whales Orcas are often called killer whales, but they almost never attack humans. ... Orcas can also take down whales larger than themselves, like minke whales. They are the only animals known to prey on great white sharks. "...

West Coast orcas experiencing 100% infant mortality rate as radiation from Fukushima drifts across ocean

Marine biologists and other researchers are voicing serious concerns regarding the high mortality rate among orcas (killer whales) observed over the past couple of years. ... Follow real-time breaking news headlines on Killer whales at FETCH.news The world of independent media, all in one place. - More news on killer whales SeaWorld responds to animal abuse criticism with character assassination, posts old video of former trainer drinking Brain-dead California government: ...

Convenience for us KILLS them: U.K. study finds ALL of the dolphins, whales, and seals washed up on their shores have plastic in their guts

From tiny zooplankton and fish larvae to dolphins and whales, no part of the oceanic ecosystem is safe from plastic waste. ... CDC warns America DO NOT WASH that disease-infested, superbug-infected chicken you’re about to eat Convenience for us KILLS them: U.K. study finds ALL of the dolphins, whales, and seals washed up on their shores have plastic in their guts Why are 100 whales being kept in a “whale jail” in Russia? "...

Collapsing salmon populations now causing population collapse of killer whales

Collapsing salmon populations now causing population collapse of killer whales Saturday, July 22, 2017 by: Russel Davis animal die-off , animals , environment , Killer Whales , population collapse , reproduction , salmon - (Natural News ) A recent study published online in the PLOS ONE website revealed that the depleting Chinook salmon population was be a primary driver for high pregnancy failure rate among southern resident killer whales . ... Unlike transient killer ...

NOAA Bans Krill Harvesting in Pacific Ocean to Save Food for Whales

NOAA Bans Krill Harvesting in Pacific Ocean to Save Food for Whales Monday, July 20, 2009 by Mike Adams , the Health Ranger Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles...) ... "Krill is a critical prey for a huge number of vertebrate species there," including whales, salmon and rockfish, said William Douros, NOAA's West Coast regional director of marine sanctuaries. "...

North Atlantic right whales "whisper" to protect young calves from predators

Whales whisper to young to avoid eavesdropping To collect data, the researchers attached noninvasive recording tags via suction cups onto North Atlantic right whales in calving grounds the coasts of Florida and Georgia. Specifically, they attached the tags to mother-calf pairs and pregnant whales found in the area. "...

High levels of toxicants from plastic products found in stranded dolphins and whales

In pygmy sperm whales, NPE had the highest concentration, followed by BPA, DEP, triclosan and atrazine. ... Bottlenose dolphins had significantly higher concentrations of aroclor 1268 than pygmy sperm whales. "...

Massive quantity of floating garbage causes flesh-eating seagulls to devour whales

Massive quantity of floating garbage causes flesh-eating seagulls to devour whales Thursday, September 06, 2012 by: J. ... "It really worries us because the damage they're doing to the whales is multiplying, especially to infant whales that are born in these waters." "...

Whales and dolphins engage in social talk just like humans, and much more

More than that, the researchers have unearthed reports detailing how whales have trends and fads in songs that change as the years go on, and are passed from one group of whales to another. ... By contrast, massive baleen whales such as blue whales and bowhead whales have much smaller brains relative to their size. "...

Researchers: Humpback whales found to share high IQ brain cells with humans

According to a report published in The Anatomical Record, humpback whales' cortexes contain spindle neurons, a type of cell only found in humans, great apes and other cetaceans like dolphins. ... As a rule, baleen whales such as humpbacks and others that filter water for food are considered less intelligent than toothed whales such as orcas. "...

Killer whales are now removing and eating SHARK LIVERS with astonishing surgical precision

Hunting habits of the shark-eating killer whales Killer whales are noted predators that will eat practically anything. ... Killer whales also take down even larger marine mammals like seals and dugongs. "...