Baleen whales have developed a stunning survival trick—singing at frequencies that their predators can’t hear! Scientists have discovered that these massive creatures use low-frequency vocalizations ...

Watch this clip of a kayaker getting swallowed by a humpback and spat out and then read about how it could happen.

and then realising that it doesn’t eat humans’,” Pirotta said. Pirotta said baleen whales such as humpbacks open their jaws very wide to scoop up as much fish and krill as possible and then ...

A young Venezuelan packrafter briefly became a modern-day Jonah when a humpback whale gulped him up in its jaws and closed ...

A humpback whale briefly engulfed a kayaker off the coast of Chile in an incident caught on camera. Experts say it couldn't have swallowed him even if it wanted to.

A prominent whale ... eat humans’,” Pirotta said. A humpback whale surfaces while lunge feeding on menhaden, a small fish, in the Atlantic.Credit: Dave Sanders/The New York Times Pirotta said ...

They are mysticetes, which means that they have a structure called a baleen ... trying to eat humans, why do they swallow us? The answer is that they do it by accident. Humpback whales can be ...

Humpback whales feed by quickly lunging through a school of fish with their mouths wide open, then straining the water out through their baleen ... have no interest in eating us, hurting us ...

Last week, a kayaker in Chile learned just how dangerous it is to get too close to feeding humpback whales during an outing ...

On every third Sunday of February, the World Whale Day is celebrated. Initially, it originated in Hawaii to create awareness and protect the native humpback whales. Over time, it has evolved into an ...

"There are no cases of a wild killer whale killing and eating a human either," Hoyt said. Patrick Pester is the trending news writer at Live Science. His work has appeared on other science ...