Sea Lion – Their only natural predators are killer whales and sharks, placing them among the ocean's top hunters. As opportunistic feeders, they eat a wide range of fish, squid, octopus, and smaller ...

Icy Strait Point packages authentic Alaska into a beautiful, easily accessible port. Whether your cruise ship stops for an ...

Since 2020, orcas have rammed into nearly 700 boats in the waters off Spain and Portugal, according to The Guardian.

Four killer whales have been sighted swimming near the border of Dutch and UK territorial waters in the North Sea. It is extremely rare to see orcas in the North Sea but observers from the Dorsal Fin ...

Some orcas prey on fish, others hunt mammals like seals, sea lions, and otters, and some have even been known to go in packs after larger whale species— especially the babies of these species. Orcas ...

A tangled sea lion in Vancouver was injured and unable to eat until rescuers cut it free from a fishing net, a video shows. Photo from the Vancouver Aquarium An injured sea lion with a fishing net ...

The entanglement was so bad that it prevented the sea lion from eating and was causing significant injury, according to VAMMR, adding that the entanglement was “one of the most severe the team ...

She said the net was tight and embedded deep into the sea lion’s neck, and his mouth was completely wrapped shut. “The sea lion hadn’t been able to eat for what could have been weeks or even ...

She said the net was tight and embedded deep into the sea lion’s neck, and his mouth was completely wrapped shut. “The sea lion hadn’t been able to eat for what could have been weeks or even months ..

Luke Ellsbury and his 16-year-old daughter had chased the lion for miles through a foot of snow in some of northwest Wyoming’s harshest country. Their bluetick-English coonhounds finally treed the cat ...

Anti-hunters there are trying to persuade the voting public that hunters don’t eat mountain lion meat. But Ellsbury, like plenty of cougar hunters, wanted the meat from his mountain lion.