New York City onlookers were surprised on Monday when a whale was spotted swimming under the Williamsburg Bridge on Monday, emerging from the surface.

NEW YORK - Whales have returned to our area in abundance, and they're staying longer. A recent study shows some remain here as late as November. CBS2's Steve Overmyer spent a day on a whale ...

Since 2011, when the nonprofit Gotham Whale recorded just five humpbacks, the number of cetaceans spotted off New York City has increased dramatically. By 2018, sightings had jumped to 272.

NEW YORK– A whale was caught on video in an unusual location Monday. The whale was spotted swimming in the East River between New York City and Brooklyn, beneath the Williamsburg Bridge.

Why whale watching is having a moment—in New York City. With cleaner waters and more available food, humpbacks are making a splash in the Big Apple to the delight of whale watchers and ...

The New York City skyline is still visible about 10 miles off the coast of Brooklyn. The city noise, however, is long gone. In its place, the Atlantic Ocean splashes against the hull of a boat ...

New York City’s waterways are running red as fatal boat strikes become a growing threat to the booming marine life population — a sick reality that killed a celebrity whale and dolphin so far ...

The New York Post reported that while the whale was young, likely between 3 and 5 years old, it was already 30 feet long. Sperm whales, an endangered species, can reach 52 feet in length and can ...

NEW YORK — A cruise ship sailed into a New York City port with a 44-foot dead whale across its bow, marine authorities said. The whale, identified as an endangered sei whale, ...

A cruise ship sailed into a New York City port on Saturday with a 44-foot endangered whale lying dead across its bow. A spokesperson for MSC Cruises said the whale was on the MSC Meraviglia, which ...

NEW YORK (AP) — A cruise ship sailed into a New York City port with a 44-foot (13-meter) dead whale across its bow, marine authorities said.

NEW YORK (AP) — A cruise ship sailed into a New York City port with a 44-foot (13-meter) dead whale across its bow, marine authorities said. The whale, identified as an endangered sei whale, was ...