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Cook Inlet beluga whale photo-identification catalog and associated surveys from twelve field seasons (2005–2016) provide information on distribution, movement patterns, and life-history characteristics of individually identified Cook Inlet beluga whales.

Scientists have combined infrared cameras with image recognition software to automatically detect and count migrating gray whales.

Whale falls provide an opportunity to explore the role of carbon capture in climate change mitigation.

NOAA Scientists are using an Uncrewed Aerial System, a hexacopter, to collect photographs of the endangered Cook Inlet beluga whale.

For the love of whales, team sheds light on the death of a long-known humpback whale.

Biennial survey of endangered Cook Inlet beluga whales.

North Pacific gray whale population increases after declines.

North Pacific right whale right whales are incredibly rare. This guide helps you identify them, and provides tips for what to do when you encounter them.

A mylar balloon caused the death of a Gervais’ beaked whale calf that stranded off the coast of North Carolina.

Biologists are working around the clock to locate the whale.

NOAA and partners ask the public to give whales space during annual pilgrimage south.

On January 8, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission spotted the fourth right whale calf of the season off Georgia, but the young whale was already injured.

North Atlantic right whale on Martha’s Vineyard had a chronic entanglement and was seen in poor health before its death. Experts are examining the rope and other samples collected from the whale.

The False Killer Whale Take Reduction Plan is to help reduce interactions between false killer whales and Hawai'i's pelagic longline fisheries.