Researchers have documented the births of nearly two dozen North Atlantic right whale calves this season. It’s an encouraging ...

A South Carolina boater recently witnessed a rare sight just a few miles off Hilton Head Island: two North Atlantic right whale mothers swimming with their calves.

The critically endangered North Atlantic right whale is on the right track. After teetering on the brink of extinction for over a century, this giant marine mammal (Eubalaena glacialis) is finally ...

Anyone who spots a whale is encouraged to report the sighting by calling 877-942-5343, hailing the U.S. Coast Guard on marine ...

A young North Atlantic right whale that state wildlife officials helped partially disentangle from fishing gear in December, has died, having to succumbed to severe injuries from those lines, ...

One of the most endangered whale species is having babies, but experts warn it isn't enough to help the species recover.

North Atlantic right whales are in worse shape than their southern cousins, in part due to entanglement in fishing gear, a new study says.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the whale died from entanglement injuries.

Right whale, Monarch, and her calf swim together. The estimated population of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales grew by about 2% last year to 384 individuals, an increase of eight from ...

Learn about the different ideas that came together in Massachusetts to make the right whale the "right" whale to represent the state.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium released its official population estimate for 2024, showing the critically endangered species increased to 384 whales, up from 376 the ...