Curtin University researchers have detected a range of marine life near one of WA’s most famous natural attractions – including the elusive and rarely photographed giant squid.
The whale was first spotted swimming near Germany’s Baltic Sea coast on March 3,far from its natural habitat in the Atlantic Ocean.
A rescue team has released from a barge in the North Sea a humpback whale that had been stranded in shallow waters near Germany since March.
The unknown species of whale washed up onto the rocks at Era beach earlier today.
The 9.5-metre,12-tonne sub-adult is swimming freely in a lake near Forster,but is yet to find its way back to the ocean.
NPWS,ORRCA,Sea World Foundation and the Forster Dive Centre have helped rescue a humpback whale after it was stranded in Forster.
The first whales swimming north for the winter have already been spotted off the coast of Sydney,while artificial intelligence is helping reduce one of the marine mammals’ deadliest direct threats.
The whales from two family lines are shown supporting the labour during critical moments and lifting the newborn calf above the water.
Nature had already reclaimed the fossil site once,burying it beneath layers of sand. If the crew failed this time,they would have to wait another year to try again.
First it was Whale Wars,now it’s krill wars. The groups that took on Japanese whaling in Antarctica now have a new industry in their sights.