Study finds two stopover sites used for different purposes - one for socialising and the other primarily by mothers and calves.
Researchers find commonalities between statistical structure in humpback whale song and human language.
Study highlights species' "fission-fusion" social structure for diving, hunting and socialising.
Skin, not blubber is the most effective way of revealing migrating whales’ diet.
New research has highlighted the need for continuous air monitoring in the Antarctic after findings revealed a spike in pollutants following the installation of a new station building.
A long-term Griffith University-led study has for the first time used biochemical tracers in whale blubber to track the diet of humpback whales.
While humpback whales have occasionally been observed feeding during their seasonal migration along the east coast of Australia, a Griffith University research team has recently uncovered the first biochemical evidence of “snacking” during migration
Research highlights chemical pollution monitoring frameworks lacking in Antarctic and Southern Ocean region.
A groundbreaking Griffith University study has found Antarctic krill which ingest microplastics are able to turn them into nanoplastics through digestion.
Griffith University researchers are using humpback whales as “canaries in thecoalmine” to tell them what’s happening in Antarctica. A team...
