As if soaring above the brilliant blue ocean isn’t spectacular enough, the New England Aquarium’s aerial survey team recently experienced two back-two-back sightings of blue whales —a little déjà blue ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. BOSTON (WWLP) – The New England Aquarium’s aerial survey team spotted endangered blue whales during two back-to-back surveys. This ...

Two blue whales were recently spotted by a team of scientists from the New England Aquarium. This marks the first time the aquarium has documented a blue whale in the southern New England survey area.

Last month, a blue whale was spotted off the coast in waters near Rhode Island by the New England Aquarium’s Anderson Cabot ...

Scientists have been left seriously concerned after thousands of blue whales "went quiet" in the ocean. Researchers from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) in California have found ...

Researchers say they spotted three endangered blue whales off the coast of Southern New England in a 24-hour period last month. Observers with New England Aquarium said it's the first time they have ...

Many blue whales have mysteriously gone silent in the ocean, raising alarm bells among the scientific community. Acoustic recordings were captured off the coast of Monterey Bay, California to ...

Three blue whales were spotted by New England Aquarium scientists within 24 hours last weekend in waters off southern New England, the aquarium said in a press release Thursday. Orla O’Brien was one ...

BOSTON (WWLP) – The New England Aquarium’s aerial survey team spotted endangered blue whales during two back-to-back surveys. This marked the first time the Aquarium has documented a blue whale in the ...

The New England Aquarium aerial photography team has spotted blue whales twice in a row in waters south of Nantucket Island (Massachusetts). This was reported by Popular Science magazine on March 15.