79 reactions · 3 comments | Tiger sharks and oceanic whitetip sharks live in far different parts of the ocean. But scientists have not only observed them together in the Pacific Ocean near Hawai’i, they saw them jointly scavenging a decaying carcass. “To our knowledge,” the researchers wrote, “this is the first study to document a feeding aggregation of tiger sharks and oceanic whitetip sharks scavenging concurrently, and peacefully, on a carcass.” | Popular Science | Facebook

You Will Not Believe How Few Gray Whales Are Left‼️😱 Once hunted to near extinction, gray whales made an incredible comeback but now their numbers are crashing again. In 2016 there were almost 27000 swimming the Pacific. Today scientists estimate only about 13000 remain, and the small western Pacific group has just 100 to 150 whales left in total. That’s a massive decline in less than a decade. These gentle giants make one of the longest migrations on Earth traveling up to 12000 miles round tri

Whales and dolphins playing together in the Pacific Ocean | Imagina