The first baby humpback whale of the season has been spotted swimming in the Salish Sea off Washington, photos show. Big Mama ...

"Big Mama" and her eighth calf have migrated back to PNW waters! They were recently spotted near San Juan Islands.

Erin Gless, executive director of the Pacific Whale Watch Association, joins Good Day Seattle to celebrate the first humpback ...

With large, grapefruit-sized eyes, it would make sense if humpback whales had decently strong eyesight. So, why do these ...

“She was first seen off Victoria in 1997, and was one of the first humpbacks to return to the Salish Sea after the end of ...

Better understanding how humpbacks and other whales see could inspire “strategies for making fishing gear more visible” and ...

Each year, humpback whales migrate predictably between cold, nutrient-rich feeding grounds and warm, tropical calving grounds ...

SEATTLE — The first humpback calf of the whale watching season was spotted in the Salish Sea earlier this week. The baby, ...

A team of marine biologists at the University of North Carolina and Duke University has found humpback whales have poorer ...

Humpback whale calves are now known to be born as far south as Tasmania and New Zealand—932 miles beyond their traditional ...

It turns out humpback whales' epic migrations to tropical waters aren't as essential as previously thought for giving birth: ...

Whale researchers have new data about humpback whales giving birth along a busy “humpback highway” off Australia.