News
Blue whales “roll” 360 degrees to feed
Blue whales perform underwater acrobatics to ambush prey, new research has revealed.
Tag: whales
AG Blog
Postcards from the Minke expedition
AG creative director Andrew Burns blogs from aboard an AG society-sponsored research expedition on minke whales.
AG Blog
Postcards from the minke expedition pt 2
AG creative director Andrew Burns blogs from aboard an AG Society sponsorsed expedition to research minke whales.
AG Blog
Postcards from the minke whale expedition pt 3
AG creative director Andrew Burns blogs from aboard an AG Society sponsored expedition to research minke whales.
AG Blog
Postcards from the minke whale expedition pt 4
AG creative director blogs about his time aboard the minke whale research expedition.
AG Blog
Ask an expert: Why do whales jump?
Our latest reader question delves into the world of whale acrobatics.
AG Blog
Having a whale of a time in Sydney Harbour
Recently granted a rare opportunity to leave the office and go whale watching, AG’s editorial coordinator and art director took to the seas with fingers crossed and cameras at the ready.
Nature & Wildlife
Rare humpback feeding behaviour spotted off NSW
Lunge-feeding humpbacks and killer whales have been spotted off the southern coast of NSW.
Destinations
New Kimberley Marine Park to rival GBR
The roll-out of Australia’s second-largest marine park has begun in the Kimberley, Western Australia.
News
Coastal boom threat to Australian river dolphin
A Queensland population of the rare snubfin dolphin is at risk of sudden extinction according to a new survey.