On April 6, the newest J Pod calf, J63, was spotted near Victoria by Center for Whale Research field biologist Mark Malleson.

The sighting of a baby killer whale in British Columbia has given researchers a sign of hope for the endangered species, ...

A brand-new baby orca was spotted this week cruising alongside its mom north of Seattle. Why it matters: It's the second seemingly healthy baby born to the endangered southern resident killer whales' ...

On Apr. 6, Center for Whale Research biologist Mark Malleson spotted the J Pod heading west past Victoria Harbour, off Vancouver Island in British Columbia. It was then that he saw a newborn calf ...

The Center for Whale Research has confirmed the arrival of a new calf in J Pod of the endangered Southern Resident killer ...

CBS has reportedly suffered what many are calling a "shocking" blow to "Jeopardy!" and "Wheel of Fortune" on Thursday, April ...

Good morning! Last night, while America slept, much of the rest of the world woke up Wednesday morning to Trump’s new tariffs ...

A new orca calf was seen swimming with Southern Resident orcas, delighting Puget Sound residents and killer whale researchers ...

Researchers are cautiously optimistic, although two of the last four calves born to Southern Residents have died.

Researchers are celebrating another hopeful sign for the critically endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales after a new calf was spotted swimming near Victoria Harbour.

Pod, was first spotted by a field biologist with the Center for Whale Research near Victoria Harbour on Sunday.

Good news from the Salish Sea — there’s been a sighting of a new orca calf swimming with our Southern Residents.