Scientists from the University of Washington recently deployed a little over 1 mile of fiber-optic cable in the Salish Sea to ...
The stakes are high. The Southern Resident orcas are endangered and face a triple threat: underwater noise pollution, toxic ...
The technology would allow researchers to detect the sounds of orcas and other mammals with high-frequency vocalizations ...
The technology would also answer basic questions about orca behaviour that have eluded scientists, such as determining ...
A massive orca attacked a SeaWorld trainer, dragging him underwater twice for lengthy periods as hundreds of horrified spectators watched in terror. The life ...
New study links shipping noise pollution to higher mortality, lower birth rates for killer whales, but offers market solutions to address it.
The endangered whales face multiple threats, from a lack of their primary food, chinook salmon, to underwater noise from vessels that makes it harder to hunt, as well as pollution and inbreeding.
It’s been another year of births, deaths and a fight for survival for B.C.’s endangered southern resident killer whales.
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