The sighting of a baby killer whale in British Columbia has given researchers a sign of hope for the endangered species, ...

Killer whales are presumed to be polygamous, but do not breed within their own pods. LIFE CYCLE: Male killer whales generally live 35 years in the wild. Females are longer lived, averaging 50 years ...

further proof of the vital role they play in the life cycle within Earth's oceans. It's very difficult to know what the Antarctic was like before humans arrived – but whale bones could hold the answer ...

Image by Far Out Ocean Research Collective. A pod of false killer whales off the coast of New Zealand. False killer whales are a fascinating species that we still have much to learn about.