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Whales
Fast ferries linked to Canary Islands sperm whale deaths
By
Graeme Gourlay
Apr 29, 2022
Scientists call for speed limits on fast ferries linking the Canary Islands as evidence mounts they kill sperm whales and other cetaceans.
Where to swim responsibly with whales
By
DIVE Contributors
Feb 17, 2022
Swimming with whales and other megafauna is an important driving force behind marine conservation - but it needs to be done responsibly
Iceland signals end to whaling
By
Mark 'Crowley' Russell
Feb 11, 2022
Iceland's Minister of Fisheries and Agriculture has suggested that the nation may cease commercial whaling by 2024
Scientists call for shipping lane to be moved to save blue whales
By
Graeme Gourlay
Feb 8, 2022
An endangered population of blue whale is a risk from tankers and container ships in one on the world's busiest shipping lanes
The 5 best whale videos
By
DIVE Staff
Jan 24, 2022
Five unmissable short videos of extremely close encounters with whales and orcas. Moving, heart-stopping and very joyful.
New whale species described by New Zealand scientists
By
Mark 'Crowley' Russell
Oct 28, 2021
A New Zealand beaked whale stranding has led scientists to discover it is a previously unrecorded genetically distinct species
In the company of giants: diving with the blue whales of Sri Lanka
By
Douglas David Seifert
Jan 17, 2020
The blue whale is a catalogue of superlatives – the largest animal in the ocean and the largest creature known to have ever lived on earth.
Japan to resume commercial whaling
By
Mark 'Crowley' Russell
Jan 9, 2019
International outcry as the Japanese Government announces it plans to withdraw from the International Whaling Commission (IWC)
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