Narwhals, Narwhals, Swimming in the ... Narwhals are toothed whales that live only in the Arctic and are uniquely adapted to move, breathe, and feed among sea ice.

Narwhals can swim to depths of at least 4,500 feet (1,500 m), where no light can reach and water pressure exceeds 2,200 psi (150 atmospheres), according to NOAA.

The meme sums it up: Narwhals, swimming in the ocean and causing a commotion, really are awesome. The “unicorns of the sea” have fascinated mariners and royalty for centuries, yet scientists ...

Narwhals, also known as Monodon monoceros, are small whales that swim through the Arctic Ocean.They’re famous for their singular spiraled tusks that protrude as far as 10 feet from their faces. But ...

Narwhals are some of the most elusive creatures in the ocean, spending most of their lives in deep water far from shore. But new research may shed a bit of light on these enigmatic marine mammals.

Narwhals are among the most elusive creatures in the ocean, with their long, spiralling tusks giving them an almost ...

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Narwhals are some of the most elusive creatures in the ocean, spending most of their lives in deep water far from shore. But research being presented at the 2018 Ocean Sciences ...

You probably already know that Narwhals inhabit the Arctic Ocean. But it’s not like if you went to the Arctic there would be back to back Narwhals. There is no big Narwhal carpet you could just walk ...

Narwhals live in the Arctic Ocean, though they are often concentrated in specific inlets and fjords. Their diet consists of sea life, but is very specific, mostly shrimp, cuttlefish, cod and halibut.

You’d think that narwhals couldn’t be more enchanting. These elusive, ice-dodging, deep-diving whales have 10-foot snaggletoothed tusks, and they see with sound.