Expert marine mammal researchers spotted up to 10 of the porpoises during a recent survey in the Upper Gulf of California.

"What we're seeing is so encouraging." Researchers encouraged after many rare sightings of critically endangered species: 'It's the time to work on the human dimension of the problem' first appeared ...

The vaquita porpoise is one of the most endangered animals on the planet. By 2024, the vaquita population had dropped to ...

Noting the serious concern about the perilous state of vaquitas, we urge all governments attending CITES to raise the ongoing situation regarding illegal fishing in the Gulf of California and Mexico’s ...

New calves give the endangered vaquita a lifeline, with fresh sightings showing breeding continues despite extreme decline, ...

ABC 10News anchor Kimberly Hunt travels to Mexico and spends time with researchers aboard the Sea Shepherd vessel as they ...

(KGTV) — What's left of the world's Vaquita calls the Gulf of California home. In the northern portion of the gulf, the porpoise's fate has become much like that of other cetaceans (whales, dolphins, ...

An international investigation uncovers how criminal networks traffick parts of the totoaba, an endangered fish caught in ...

LOS ANGELES -- The vaquita porpoise lives only in the Northern Gulf of California. They are shy animals that only hang out in small groups and because of that not many people have seen them. Vaquita ...

The vaquita, a tiny marine mammal found in the Gulf of California, is almost extinct. Scientists estimate that there are only about ten left. For International Save the Vaquita Day, we spoke to ...