Marine officials are working to determine the cause of death for a 3-year-old right whale that was found dead on a barrier island near the Eastern Shore this week.

A 4-year-old male North Atlantic right whale known as “Division” (#5217) was found dead off the coast of Avon, N.C., on Jan.

The dead fin whale discovered on an Oregon beach was a subadult that recently moved on from its mother but was not yet fully grown. How did it die?

The carcass of a critically endangered North Atlantic right whale was spotted about 25 miles offshore of Avon on Jan. 27.

On Saturday, Jan. 17, Ocean Safety said they alerted Hawaii Marine Animal Response and the DLNR of the remains of a discovered whale carcass. On Sunday, Jan. 18, researchers at the beach said they ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A team from the University of Hawaii worked hours Saturday attempting to remove a smelly, blubbery mass of a whale carcass from ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — A shark advisory is in effect for Waimanalo Beach Park after Ocean Safety officials confirmed a whale carcass on the shoreline. According to the Honolulu Ocean Safety Department, ...

Nick Hofmann, right, along with members of the University of Hawaii’s Health and Stranding Lab and a state conservation officer tried to secure a whale carcass Saturday at Waimanalo Beach Park. On ...

WAIMANALO (HawaiiNewsNow) - A whale carcass that washed up in Waimanalo on Saturday morning drew droves of onlookers and several dangerous predators. The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department issued a ...

Multiple sharks have been seen off Waimanalo Beach Park Saturday morning after a whale carcass washed up on the shoreline, officials said. The city Ocean Safety Department issued a shark advisory at 9 ...

WAIMANALO, Hawaii (Island News) -- Multiple sharks were spotted at Waimanalo Beach Park on Saturday morning because of a whale carcass on the beach shoreline, according to ocean safety officials.

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