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A little polar bear named Lars saves his friends the beluga whales and Moby, a sperm whale, from the dangers of a whaling ship by hiding them in a small bay.

Presents the illustrated text to Raffi's song about the little white whale who swims wild and free.

Describes the life cycle and annual migration of the gray whale.

Dive into the underwater world of whales and find out what a killer whale eats for dinner, why a humpback whale sings, how big a blue whale grows, and much more.

A brief introduction to the physical characteristics and behavior of various marine mammals, particularly whales and dolphins.

Every January, ten-year-old Adelina Mayoral looks forward to the arrival of the grey whales when they come to the lagoon near her home in Baja California, Mexico, to give birth to their calves.

Presents a children's story about the humpback whale for early readers, and describes what they look like, where they live, how they care for their young, and other interesting facts.

Photographs, illustrations, and text introduce young readers to the physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitats of various species of whales.

Describes the characteristics, behavior, and plight of endangered whale species, and explains what people can do to protect the animals from becoming extinct.

Provides an overview of humpback whales, describing what they look like, where they live, what they eat, how they behave, what they sound like, and how scientists think their loud sounds help them find and communicate with one another.

Recounts the true story of the 2005 rescue of a humpback whale that nearly drowned after becoming entangled in crab trap lines off the coast of San Francisco.

Introduces a number of mammals, including the bat, baboon, and gray whale.

Describes the whales that live in the Arctic regions, the history of whaling, and its tragic results.

Traces five years in the life of a mother whale as she gives birth to a calf, cares for him, mates, and finally gives birth again.

Text and photographs follow a team of New England Aquarium scientists as they track and study migrating North Atlantic right whales and speculate about the future survival of the endangered species.