Month: December 2025

New findings show that transient killer whales living along the West Coast from British Columbia to California actually form two separate subpopulations, known as inner and outer coast transients. Drawing on 16 years of observations and more than 2,200 documented encounters, the study published in PLOS One challenges long-held views about these mammal-eating whales. “I’ve […]

New findings show that transient killer whales living along the West Coast from British Columbia to California actually form two separate subpopulations, known as inner and outer coast transients. Drawing on 16 years of observations and more than 2,200 documented encounters, the study published in PLOS One challenges long-held views about these mammal-eating whales. “I’ve […]

New findings show that transient killer whales living along the West Coast from British Columbia to California actually form two separate subpopulations, known as inner and outer coast transients. Drawing on 16 years of observations and more than 2,200 documented encounters, the study published in PLOS One challenges long-held views about these mammal-eating whales. “I’ve […]

New findings show that transient killer whales living along the West Coast from British Columbia to California actually form two separate subpopulations, known as inner and outer coast transients. Drawing on 16 years of observations and more than 2,200 documented encounters, the study published in PLOS One challenges long-held views about these mammal-eating whales. “I’ve […]

AI has revealed a hidden lion roar that adds a new dimension to how scientists identify and monitor big cats. The breakthrough could strengthen conservation efforts as wild lion populations continue to decline. Researchers Identify Two Types of Lion Roars A recent scientific investigation has revealed that African lions produce two separate kinds of roars, […]