Watching for Migaloo — White Whale Washed up on Australian Beach Not Famous Albino Whale

A ten-meter-long white humpback whale carcass recently washed ashore on Australia’s Mallacoota beach raising fears that it could be the world-famous albino humpback nicknamed Migaloo. A closer examination by Victoria’s Department of Environment, Land, Water, and Planning revealed, however, that … Continue reading

Of Migaloo and the New White Calf

About 14,000 humpback whales migrated between Australia and Antarctica each year. Among them is a white humpback, nicknamed Migaloo. Migaloo, or  “white fella” in an Aboriginal language, was first spotted in 1991 and may be the most popular humpback whale in the world, being … Continue reading