By Bobby Bascomb Nearly all of Antarctica’s iconic wildlife, from penguins to seals and whales, depend on krill, tiny ...

"It's like life, sometimes you've got to eat s---. Sometimes you're gonna have bad moments," he added. "His first two years in college have been a fairy tale." Karaban is having his best ...

Leopard seals are imposing predators and have an iconic presence within the aquatic realm, being some fiercest hunters in Antarctic ... and krill – but also even bigger prey, like penguins! Though ...

Antarctic krill have the ability to store at least 20 million metric tons of carbon in the deep ocean annually, Mongabay reported. Krill, the small crustaceans that serve as the main food source for ...

A number of penguin species found in western Antarctica ... trends in krill biomass explains why populations of Adelie and chinstrap penguins increased after competitors (fur seals, baleen whales ...

Over 400 fur seal pups were found resting in an inlet at the Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge off the coast of San Francisco — and the adorable sight was caught on video. “I was ...

Fur seals swim off the Farallon Islands – credit: US Fish and Wildlife Service A historic breeding colony of fur seals has produced record numbers of pups which can be seen splashing and ...

The Farallon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, a craggy clutch of islands off San Francisco's coastline, has transformed into a bustling nursery for over 400 northern fur seal pups. This species ...

A fur seal was spotted on Itaipuaçu beach, in Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, on Sunday (Dec. 22). The city council told Agência Brasil that the area was cordoned off by Civil Defense agents and ...

In several instances, the seals ventured deeper than the maps said was possible. This unequivocally pointed to one glaring issue: the existing depth estimates were as reliable as a soggy map in a ...

A young gorilla rescued from a plane’s cargo hold is recovering at an Istanbul zoo, officials said on Sunday, while wildlife officers consider returning him to his natural habitat. The man had ...