Now imagine your whale watching off the coast of Hawaii and spot a baby killer whale, making the experience even cooler! That ...

Wildlife photographer N. Hayakawa confirmed to Snopes that these photos authentically showed all-white orcas, and that the images had "not been edited in any way." Hayakawa posted the photo to ...

You can say that again! Right whales (not to be confused with the Beluga whale, which is also nicknamed 'white whale') are an ...

See the white orca here: Hayakawa was stunned to see an all-white male orca appear among a pod of typically pigmented whales. They reached for their camera, hoping to capture the moment on film to ...

The stunning aerial footage shows the pale orca swimming and spouting in a pod of six, the all-white killer whale standing out against the other five, who possess the species' typical black-and ...

Belugas are also called white whales, and their unusual color makes them one of the most familiar and easily distinguishable of all the whales. Calves are born gray or even brown and only fade to ...

Getty (2) Since at least 2017, scientists have observed two killer whales living near South Africa team up to attack and kill great white sharks In a recent article, scientists shared that they ...

According to Paul Brannigan: “Elements of all five bands can be detected in ... with a fabulously insistent riff and a chorus – ‘White Whale! Holy Grail!’ – that could hardly be more ...

They're bigger than all but the largest dolphins and smaller than most other toothed whales. At birth, beluga whales are 5 feet long, roughly 100 pounds, and dark blue-gray in color. Unmistakable as ...

Photos genuinely show an all-white, possibly albino orca pictured off the coast of Hokkaido, Japan. Rating: A photograph showing a breaching all-white orca as it seemingly glowed along the surface of ...