Growing up, Natalie Barefoot had a four-panel poster of a breaching humpback whale in her bedroom. “I’ve always been drawn to whales,” said the University of Miami School of Law graduate. Now, Barefoot is the executive director of Cet …
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At low tide, the scenery changed with the birth of a white sandy island in the middle of the bay. It offered a wonderful moment to relax, swim, walk, and absorb the beauty that will forever be inside our hearts. …
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Although not completely a thing of the past, people are now more likely to hunt whales with a camera than a harpoon. This month, writer Katie Gutteridge joins a whale watching safari in the Turks & Caicos and offers some …
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Whales: The largest creatures ever to have lived on this planet; outgrowing and outliving dinosaurs and woolly mammoths. Growing up to 98-feet long, the colossal 190 tonne Blue Whale beats them all. Yet today whales stand alongside the growing number …
Read More »Low Frequency Active Sonar Kills Whales and Dolphins Paul Jepson, a marine scientist with the Zoological Society of London reports in Nature Magazine that post-mortem examination of 10 beaked whales found conclusive evidence of “the bends.” Jepson, along with other scientists, studied …
Read More »An amazing thing happened to me on a whale-watching trip out of Provincetown, Massachusetts, in the early 90s. I was on a boat with approximately 100 people. The captain remembered me from prior trips and allowed me to sit with …
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