The whale known as 4423, which had been partially disentangled last Thursday, was spotted again Tuesday morning during an aerial surveillance flight, the department said. Continue reading
This whale was spotted by the Canadian Coast Guard with a rope around its tail and thought to be dragging something heavy. Continue reading
The animal, whose identification number is 4440, is the “grandson” of Wart, a whale the organization had adopted. Continue reading
A sudden spate of deaths this year is in stark contrast to 2018, when there were no recorded deaths in Canadian waters. Continue reading
The news of another death is a blow to a species whose global population was estimated at approximately 411 in 2018. Continue reading
An aerial survey team from the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans discovered the body floating off the Magdalen Islands on June 20. Continue reading
In a news release, DFO said the whale was spotted during a Transport Canada aerial surveillance flight. Continue reading
Half of the world’s North Atlantic right whales were spotted in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence in 2018. Continue reading
Fisheries and Oceans Canada says it’s the third calf sighting since December. Continue reading
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says on Facebook that the two endangered whales were sighted near the mouth of the state’s St. Johns River. Continue reading