A lost narwhal has become part of a beluga whale pod in the St. Lawrence River. As these animals mature, scientists are watching closely for something amazing: the possible birth of rare narwhal-beluga hybrids called narlugas.
Thousands of fish in the Netherlands are hiring humans to ring a virtual doorbell when they get stuck at canal gates. It's remote, no interview required, and your bosses are literally fish. Ready for the strangest internship ever?
When Hugo started filming a sea lion swimming near his boat, he had no idea she would climb aboard seeking help. Injured and malnourished, the sea lion trusted humans to save her life.
What happens when a baby seal decides pizza sounds better than fish? Meet Ben, the adventurous seal pup who traded ocean waves for city streets in downtown New Haven, leaving officials wondering if he was craving clam pizza.
When a sea otter approached a fisherman to share her favorite rock, it wasn't just a cute moment—it was a rare display of trust. Discover why these rocks are so important to otters and what makes this interaction so special.
When a New Zealand man entered a jewelry store to pick up his watch, he had no idea he was being followed. The store owner spotted it first - a baby blue penguin had waddled in, looking for accessories!
A scuba diver and a wild Smallmouth bass have formed an unlikely friendship in a Wisconsin lake. The fish, named Elvis, recognizes the diver, responds to a special call, and even protects him from other fish.
A New Zealand fur seal made himself at home after breaking in through a cat flap. The irony? The family's marine biologist missed the one household emergency that matched his expertise.
An orphaned baby walrus is getting round-the-clock cuddles at the Alaska SeaLife Center. As just the 11th walrus admitted since 1998, her care involves dedicated staff providing constant contact while she heals and discovers her love of construction hats.
Meet the 85-year-old diver who saved an injured fish 30 years ago and formed a friendship that's lasted three decades. Hiroyuki rings a bell underwater, and Yoriko the fish still swims to greet him daily.