A 47-foot fin whale that washed up on Anchorage’s tidal mudflats in November is still drawing visitors, a month later. Why?

such as their flippers and flukes." Ms Cubaynes' team examined WorldView-3 photos in different parts of the globe, looking for fin whales in the northern Mediterranean; humpbacks off Hawaii ...

According to the study, scientists looked at pictures on Happywhale, an online platform that collects photos of whale flukes — or tails — from scientists and members of the public from around ...

Distinct marks, patterns, pigments and scars all contribute to making each whale’s fluke one of a kind. Modified facial recognition software using artificial intelligence matches up distinct fea ...

The bull known to conservationists as John Coe can be identified by a notch on his dorsal fin ... fluke, or tail fin. He was photographed off Chanonry Point, near Fortrose on the Black Isle, by ...