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Beluga whales are known for their highly social and vocal nature, and play a crucial role in marine ecosystems.

A new study shows beluga whales in Alaska may be losing a battle with noisy human activities like shipping.

Researchers at the University of Washington have created WhaleVis, an online map collating a century’s worth of data on commercial whaling between the 1880s

The sixth workshop for the IFFO, The Marine Ingredients Organisation, is set to explore the value points and global market dynamics of marine ingredients on 12 December in Guangzhou, South China.

The way we treat crabs when it comes to their consumption as food, is not only inhumane but also indicative of a larger disregard for their well-being.

For golfers, staying out of the water could be the difference between winning and losing. At Carbrook Golf Club, in Queensland, Australia, it was the difference between life and death.

This 17-year study reveals the remarkable adaptability and behavior of apex predators in an unusual environment far from their usual marine habitats.

Educationists worried over fight between Governor and TMC govt, say universities could lose branding, ranking and funding, leading to privatisation of higher education

The appointments in the seven varsities including Presidency University, MAKAUT and University of Burdwan were made on September 3

Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose's move to appoint interim vice-chancellors of seven universities, including Presidency University, has stirred a hornet's nest.