Udayana Lugo is an illustrator who lives in Richmond, B.C. Lugo has illustrated over 15 books, including the CBC Kids Reads ...

and after a close brush with a leopard seal, Heloise realizes that she needs to get back to her community. Is there a way for Heloise to be a penguin and keep her personal space? (From Orca Book ...

Rich in delicious plankton, the Southern Ocean is a magnet for 10 different species of whale, including humpback, orca, minke and ... as well as fur and leopard seals, and southern elephant ...

The leopard seal is Antarctica’s second largest seal species (after the southern elephant seal). Its only natural enemy is the killer whale. It feeds on various prey, including cephalopods, other ...

Orca swimming through the water ... As a result, almost 400 sharks species are in danger of extinction. Seals, particularly the leopard elephant and recently the cape fur seal, have been observed ...

Leopard seals may look sleek and graceful, but don’t be fooled—they’re some of the most formidable predators in the Antarctic. In this episode, we dive into the world of these powerful ...

"Disgusting," said Navy SEAL veteran Rob Sweetman in describing the smell and mist of Mexican sewage spewing into U.S. waters as he stood on a hill overlooking the Tijuana River estuary in California.

National Geographic/Bertie Gregory One tense scene that forced Gregory and his crew to think quick on their feet was an encounter with a leopard seal in the third episode. “I don’t really find ...

The Washington state-based Center for Whale Research says a new baby orca has been spotted with one of the critically endangered southern resident killer whale pods in the Salish Sea. Field ...

Another baby has been born to the Northwest’s endangered orca population. A Center for Whale Research crew spotted the baby, still ruddy from the womb, from a boat near Victoria, British ...

One tense scene that forced Gregory and his crew to think quick on their feet was an encounter with a leopard seal in the third episode. “I don’t really find it scary anymore,” Gregory explains.