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Rorqual Collection

Witness the majestic beauty of the rorqual, as a sperm whale family glides gracefully through the depths of the ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: A sperm whale family swimming together

A sperm whale family swimming together
A sperm whale family swims together while sharing a close bond between them

Background imageRorqual Collection: Killer whales hunt together in the beautiful clear ocean

Killer whales hunt together in the beautiful clear ocean
Two female and one male killer whales hunt together in the beautiful clear ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: South America, Brazil, Bahia, Abrolhos, A female Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae)

South America, Brazil, Bahia, Abrolhos, A female Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) and calf in the Abrolhos Islands National Marine Park

Background imageRorqual Collection: Air Megaptera approaching!

Air Megaptera approaching!
Barathieu Gabriel

Background imageRorqual Collection: Rorqual Whale captured in the River Dart, Devon 1856

Rorqual Whale captured in the River Dart, Devon 1856
Pike-headed rorqual whale being attacked by a local cottager on the north shore of Millbay Creek, River Dart. The whale had beached itself when the tide fell

Background imageRorqual Collection: DDE-90028522

DDE-90028522
Canada, Quebec, St. Lawrence River. Fin whale aka Finback (Balaenoptera physalus). Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Second largest animal in the world, endangered species. Date: 19/05/2009

Background imageRorqual Collection: DDE-90028521

DDE-90028521
Canada, Quebec, St. Lawrence River. Fin whale aka Finback (Balaenoptera physalus). Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Second largest animal in the world, endangered species. Date: 19/05/2009

Background imageRorqual Collection: DDE-90028520

DDE-90028520
Canada, Quebec, St. Lawrence River. Fin whale aka Finback (Balaenoptera physalus). Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Second largest animal in the world, endangered species. Date: 19/05/2009

Background imageRorqual Collection: DDE-90027239

DDE-90027239
Caribbean, Greater Antilles archipelago, Domincan Republic, Silver Bank. Humpback whale mother and calf Date: 23/01/2007

Background imageRorqual Collection: DDE-90027238

DDE-90027238
Caribbean, Greater Antilles archipelago, Domincan Republic, Silver Bank. Humpback whale escort male Date: 23/01/2007

Background imageRorqual Collection: DDE-90027237

DDE-90027237
Caribbean, Greater Antilles archipelago, Domincan Republic, Silver Bank. Humpback whale calf Date: 23/01/2007

Background imageRorqual Collection: Breaching Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) is in front of the island of Lanai

Breaching Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) is in front of the island of Lanai, Hawaii; Lanai, Hawaii, United States of America

Background imageRorqual Collection: Rorqual or fin whale, Balaenoptera physalus. Endangered

Rorqual or fin whale, Balaenoptera physalus. Endangered. Handcoloured engraving by Fournier after an illustration by Edouard Travies from Charles d Orbignys Dictionnaire Universel d Histoire

Background imageRorqual Collection: Fin whale, bottlenose dolphin and bottle-nosed whale

Fin whale, bottlenose dolphin and bottle-nosed whale
Fin whale or rorqual, Balaenoptera physalus, endangered 1, bottlenose dolphin, Tursiops truncatus 2, and northern bottle-nosed whale, Hyperoodon ampullatus 3

Background imageRorqual Collection: Fin Whale (coloured engraving)

Fin Whale (coloured engraving)
1000569 Fin Whale (coloured engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustrator:Johann Eberhard Ihle Engraver)

Background imageRorqual Collection: Mom and baby humpback whales swim through clear tropical waters

Mom and baby humpback whales swim through clear tropical waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: A group of humpback whales swimming together

A group of humpback whales swimming together. The humpback whale is a very social aquatic mammal that gathers in large groups

Background imageRorqual Collection: Picture No. 10878545

Picture No. 10878545
Grey / Gray Whale - baleen plates (Eschrichtius robustus) Date:

Background imageRorqual Collection: Picture No. 10878460

Picture No. 10878460
Dwarf Minke Whale (possible sub-species of common minke whale) - surfacing next to snorkeller (tied to rope attached to dive boat in strong current) (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) Date:

Background imageRorqual Collection: This breaching Humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae) was born in the 2022 season off Maui

This breaching Humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae) was born in the 2022 season off Maui, Hawaii; Hawaii, United States of America

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) lifts its flukes as it feeds in the Lynn Canal

A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) lifts its flukes as it feeds in the Lynn Canal, Inside passage with the Eagle Glacier and Coast Range in the background; Inside Passage, Alaska

Background imageRorqual Collection: Silhouette of a humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) lobbing its flukes in the Lynn Canal

Silhouette of a humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) lobbing its flukes in the Lynn Canal, Inside passage with the Chilkat Mountains in the background; Inside Passage, Alaska

Background imageRorqual Collection: This Humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae) is breaching off the island of Maui

This Humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae) is breaching off the island of Maui, Hawaii; Hawaii, United States of America

Background imageRorqual Collection: A Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) glides through the blue waters of Hawaii; Hawaii

A Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) glides through the blue waters of Hawaii; Hawaii, United States of America

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback whale lifting its fluke while feeding in the Lynn Canal at sunset, SE Alaska, USA

Humpback whale lifting its fluke while feeding in the Lynn Canal at sunset, SE Alaska, USA
Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) lifting its fluke as it feeds in the Lynn Canal at sunset; Southeast Alaska, Alaska, United States of America

Background imageRorqual Collection: British mine-laying submarine by G. H. Davis

British mine-laying submarine by G. H. Davis
A British mine-laying submarine: detailed drawings of a boat of the Rorqual Class, in use during the Second World War. It carried out a specialised and dangerous task in enemy waters. Date: 1944

Background imageRorqual Collection: Picture No. 10850286

Picture No. 10850286
Blue WHALE - blowing at surface (Balaenoptera musculus) Date:

Background imageRorqual Collection: Three killer whales pass over a reef on a journey to find their next prey

Three killer whales pass over a reef on a journey to find their next prey

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two humpback whales and a shark swim among ancient city ruins

Two humpback whales and a shark swim among ancient city ruins

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale dives in the Caribbean Sea

A humpback whale dives in the Caribbean Sea
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaengliae) dives in the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to breed and give birth

Background imageRorqual Collection: A group of whales head toward the surface for a breath of fresh air

A group of whales head toward the surface for a breath of fresh air

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two Humpback whales swim together in shallow ocean waters

Two Humpback whales swim together in shallow ocean waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: Blue whale underwater with caustics on surface

Blue whale underwater with caustics on surface
Blue whale swimming underwater with bubbles trail and caustics on water surface

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback whales breach the ocean surface near a passing ship

Humpback whales breach the ocean surface near a passing ship
Two humpback whales breach the ocean surface near a passing ship in full sail

Background imageRorqual Collection: A sperm whale pod descends into the deep ocean near some ancient ruins

A sperm whale pod descends into the deep ocean near some ancient ruins

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale mother and calf

A humpback whale mother and calf (Megaptera novaengliae) surfaces to breathe in the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to breed

Background imageRorqual Collection: Mother and calf humpback whales swim just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea

Mother and calf humpback whales swim just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea
Mother and calf humpback whales (Megaptera novaengliae) swim just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback whales swim together on their migration route

Humpback whales swim together on their migration route
Several humpback whales swim together on their migration route to Alaskan waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale calf swims around its mother in the ocean

A humpback whale calf swims around its mother in the ocean
A humpback whale calf swims around its mother in a graceful ocean dance

Background imageRorqual Collection: A pod of killer whales swim along a reef looking for fish prey

A pod of killer whales swim along a reef looking for fish prey

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two killer whales swimming near icebergs on a cloudy day

Two killer whales swimming near icebergs on a cloudy day

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two Humpback whales swim near the ocean surface

Two Humpback whales swim near the ocean surface
Two humpback whales swim near the ocean surface in the light rays from the sun

Background imageRorqual Collection: Several seals try to escape from a pod of killer whales

Several seals try to escape from a pod of killer whales that are hunting them in shallow ocean waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two humpback whales come to the surface of ocean waters to breath

Two humpback whales come to the surface of ocean waters to breath

Background imageRorqual Collection: A diver encounters two humpback whales in the ocean

A diver encounters two humpback whales in the ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two humpback whales over a reef in shallow ocean waters

Two humpback whales over a reef in shallow ocean waters
Two humpback whales rest and sleep over a reef in shallow ocean waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: A school of Pennant fish swim by two Humpback whales

A school of Pennant fish swim by two Humpback whales near a coral reef

Background imageRorqual Collection: A pod of killer whales swimming together

A pod of killer whales swimming together
A pod of killer whales swim together through light rays from the sky above

Background imageRorqual Collection: Whales burst from the ocean in a great splash of water

Whales burst from the ocean in a great splash of water
A female Orca whale traveling with a bull whale bursts from the ocean in a great splash of water

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two killer whales swim near an iceberg in the Arctic Ocean

Two killer whales swim near an iceberg in the Arctic Ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: A female Humpback whale with her calf swimming together

A female Humpback whale with her calf swimming together
Deep ocean waters find a Humpback whale mother cow with her calf swimming together

Background imageRorqual Collection: A school of Redtail Butterflyfish watch a group of humpback whales

A school of Redtail Butterflyfish watch a group of humpback whales
A school of Redtail Butterflyfish watch as a herd of Humpback whales dive from the ocean surface

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale slaps its tail on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean

A humpback whale slaps its tail on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) slaps its massive tail on the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. Why these huge whales, which reach lengths of over 50 feet, perform such behavior is not known

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback mother and calf swim near the surface

Humpback mother and calf swim near the surface

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two humpback whales swim together in beautiful ocean waters

Two humpback whales swim together in beautiful ocean waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: Mother and calf humpback whales swimming just under the surface

Mother and calf humpback whales swimming just under the surface
Mother and calf humpback whales (Megaptera novaengliae) swimming just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale surfaces to breathe

A humpback whale surfaces to breathe
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaengliae) surfaces to breathe in the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to breed and give birth

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale in the Caribbean Sea

A humpback whale in the Caribbean Sea
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) swims above the seafloor in the Caribbean Sea. Humpbacks migrate to the Caribbean each winter to breed and give birth

Background imageRorqual Collection: A family of killer whales search together for their next meal

A family of killer whales search together for their next meal

Background imageRorqual Collection: A mother humpback whale swims with her baby calf

A mother humpback whale swims with her baby calf through sunlit ocean shallows

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale begins to breach out of the Atlantic Ocean

A humpback whale begins to breach out of the Atlantic Ocean
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) spy hops out of the Atlantic Ocean. Why these huge whales breach, which reach lengths of over 50 feet, is not known

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale dives into the blue ocean

A humpback whale dives into the blue ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two killer whales swim around submerged icebergs

Two killer whales swim around submerged icebergs

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale surfaces to breathe in the Caribbean Sea

A humpback whale surfaces to breathe in the Caribbean Sea
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaengliae) surfaces to breathe in the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to breed and give birth

Background imageRorqual Collection: A mother sperm whale escorts her calf along an ocean reef

A mother sperm whale escorts her calf along an ocean reef

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two humpback whales frolic in the rays of light from the sun

Two humpback whales frolic in the rays of light from the sun

Background imageRorqual Collection: Three humpback whales swim together in the vast open ocean

Three humpback whales swim together in the vast open ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback whale mother and calf swim over a colorful coral reef

Humpback whale mother and calf swim over a colorful coral reef

Background imageRorqual Collection: A diver swims with a group of Humpback Whales and tuna

A diver swims with a group of Humpback Whales and tuna
A diver swims with a pod of Humpback Whales as three tuna cruise by

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale and her calf in the Caribbean Sea

A humpback whale and her calf in the Caribbean Sea
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) and her calf swim above the seafloor in the Caribbean Sea. Humpbacks migrate to the Caribbean each winter to breed and give birth

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two sperm whales near the surface of the ocean

Two sperm whales near the surface of the ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: A mother humpback whale is escorted by another whale and her baby calf

A mother humpback whale is escorted by another whale and her baby calf

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback whales swim in the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea

Humpback whales swim in the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea
Humpback whales (Megaptera novaengliae) swim in the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to breed and give birth

Background imageRorqual Collection: Three male killer whales swim over ancient fossil beds

Three male killer whales swim over ancient fossil beds

Background imageRorqual Collection: A pod of sperm whales swimming together

A pod of sperm whales swimming together

Background imageRorqual Collection: Two killer whales swim into an ocean inlet

Two killer whales swim into an ocean inlet looking for fish or seal prey

Background imageRorqual Collection: A group of humpback whales swim in ocean shallows

A group of humpback whales swim in ocean shallows

Background imageRorqual Collection: Three blue whales move through their protected territory

Three blue whales move through their protected territory

Background imageRorqual Collection: Humpback whale illustration, white background

Humpback whale illustration, white background

Background imageRorqual Collection: A mother and calf humpback whale rise to the surface

A mother and calf humpback whale rise to the surface in crystal clear tropical ocean waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback mother whale escorts her calf

A humpback mother whale escorts her calf in the shallows of the ocean

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale swimming just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea

A humpback whale swimming just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaengliae) swimming just under the surface of the Caribbean Sea. Atlantic Humpbacks migrate from northern feeding grounds to the Caribbean each winter to breed

Background imageRorqual Collection: A female humpback whale swims with her calf through ocean waters

A female humpback whale swims with her calf through ocean waters
A female humpback whale swims with her calf on their migration route through ocean waters

Background imageRorqual Collection: A humpback whale raises its tail as it dives into the Atlantic Ocean

A humpback whale raises its tail as it dives into the Atlantic Ocean
A humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) raises its massive tail as it dives into the Atlantic Ocean. These huge whales can reach lengths of over 50 feet



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Witness the majestic beauty of the rorqual, as a sperm whale family glides gracefully through the depths of the ocean. In this enchanting scene, killer whales join forces in their hunt, creating a mesmerizing display in the crystal-clear waters. Suddenly, an Air Megaptera approaches, showcasing its magnificent aerial acrobatics. Transporting us back to 1856, we find ourselves captivated by the capture of a Rorqual Whale in River Dart, Devon. This extraordinary event serves as a testament to mankind's fascination with these gentle giants and our desire to understand them better. In another realm entirely, G. H. Davis unveils his creation - a British mine-laying submarine that shares its name with these awe-inspiring creatures. Just like rorquals navigate vast oceans effortlessly, this vessel epitomizes human innovation and adaptability. Venturing further south to Brazil's Bahia region lies Abrolhos – home to diverse marine life including humpback whales like Megaptera novaeangliae. Here we witness nature at its finest as a female Humpback whale graces us with her presence. The series of numbers (DDE-90028522), (DDE-90028521), (DDE-90028520), (DDE-90027239), (DDE-90027238), and (DDE-90027237) serve as reminders that every individual rorqual is unique and deserving of our attention and protection. Let us immerse ourselves in the wonders of these incredible creatures; let their grace inspire us towards conservation efforts that ensure future generations can marvel at their magnificence too.

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