A rush of water-hungry AI data centres is just one reason to rethink industrial water use, as drought becomes a real, ...

Narwhal’s customers will be able to use QR codes to order nachos from anywhere in the building. “Two businesses, two identities, but plenty of synergy,” as Merten puts it. He says they’ve outgrown the ...

Will Pearson, co-founder of Peterborough Currents, brings his keen eye for storytelling to The Narwhal's reporting on the ...

An analysis of the 10-foot-long teeth shows that as the Arctic warms, narwhal diets are changing, and their bodies are accumulating more mercury.

The Narwhal, which can reach a top speed of 25 knots or 29 miles per hour and is named for a whale that has a large, sword-like tusk protruding from its lip, has responded to a wide range of ...

In the late 1800s, famed explorer Robert Edwin Peary returned from an Arctic excursion with a unique souvenir: the long, sword-like tusk of a narwhal. Then it went missing.

Its skull was bigger than those of both the narwhal and beluga whale, which means that as an adult, it was able to survive off this foraging strategy. “As far as we know, this is the first and ...