Belugas are also called white whales, and their unusual color makes them one of the most familiar and easily distinguishable ...

Belugas are highly social, vocal, and intelligent whales, and they're also more interesting and impressive than many people realize.

Beluga whales aren't hiding legs under their thick, rubbery skin. But a popular image of a surfacing beluga has for years created the curious illusion of a whale with legs and knees. The image ...

A viral internet curiosity shows a beluga whale with what appears to be legs under it's skin, but it's a normal and important part of the whale's anatomy.

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SeaWorld Orlando shares facts about its beluga whales during a recent Beluga Whales Up-Close Tour.

Beluga whales are deeply connected to the Inuit, the indigenous people of the Arctic who live off the land. Born gray, beluga whales grow up to be white so they blend in with their natural surrounds.

A beluga whale purportedly trained as a Russian spy that was found dead off the coast of Norway this weekend died with “multiple bullet wounds,” according to an animal rights group.

SeaWorld San Diego mourns the loss of "Ferdinand," a beloved beluga whale who died at the age of 53.

Researchers found that related beluga whales returned to the same locations every year and that this behavior was passed down from generation to generation, likely from mother to calf.