Fin whales are the world's second-largest animal after the blue whale and can dive to depths of 230m (755ft). The last recorded sighting of a fin whale in the area was in 2006 near Rosemarkie Bay ...
Crowds in Anchorage have braved freezing temperatures and slippery ice to see the hulking carcass of a rare fin whale ... and this is what can happen.” A whale carcass can pose hazards so ...
An curved arrow pointing right. Tourists in Quebec got an almighty surprise after an enormous fin whale swam extremely close to their boat. The whale, believed to have weighed 50 tonnes ...
Fin whales, the second-largest whale species, can grow up to 85 feet in length and weigh between 40 and 80 tons when fully mature, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ...
An endangered fin whale that washed up near a coastal trail ... But even after samples are analyzed, it can be difficult to determine a cause of death because of decomposition or a lack of obvious ...