Two right whale mothers raise each other’s calves

Source: Canadian Geographic, December 2010
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Mandy Savoie

Tags: Right whale, Whales

Article ID#: 36

Richard Sears has spent three decades finding and photographing blue whales — and they still keep him guessing

Source: Canadian Geographic, December 2009
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Dan Bortolotti

Tags: Blue whale, Marine, Whales

Article ID#: 135

Your heart will leap with each 30-tonne splash off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, a humpback hideaway where sea mammals dance and dive before your eyes

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, March 2008
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Lynn Coady , Ned Pratt

Tags: Humpback whale, Newfoundland and Labrador, Whales, Wildlife

Article ID#: 1396

Somerset Island in Nunavut comes alive in summer at the world's northernmost adventure lodge

Source: Canadian Geographic Travel, May 2007
Department: Feature stories

Tags: Beluga whales, Nunavut, Somerset Island, Whales

Article ID#: 1441

Riding the floe edge, dining on caribou eyeballs, waiting for narwhals. My week on the land with the unicorn hunters.

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 2006
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Margo Pfeiff

Tags: Arctic, Narwhals, Whales

Article ID#: 668

Population biology

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 2004
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Hannah Hoag

Tags: Baffin Island, Bowhead whales, Nunavut, Whales

Article ID#: 1024

Studies of killer whales in conversation reveal that vocal and social traditions are transmitted across generations

Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 2001
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Bruce Obee , Roy Tanami

Tags: Killer whales (Orcas), Whales, Wildlife

Article ID#: 1794