David Lusseau

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Home. Kamil Porembiński/flickr

January 9, 2017

David Lusseau, University of Aberdeen

Remembering a giant haunted by tragedy.

Unnatural world? We need to look beneath the surface. Shutterstock

August 30, 2016

David Lusseau, University of Aberdeen; John Paterson, University of Aberdeen, and Richard Neilson, University of Aberdeen

Restoring the North Sea to a ‘pristine’ state isn’t necessarily the best thing for its eco-systems.

A sorry end: beached whales in Flinders Bay. Bahnfrend

November 5, 2015

David Lusseau, University of Aberdeen

They are among the most intelligent creatures on the planet, but family ties can lead them into danger

Day Donaldson

September 8, 2015

David Lusseau, University of Aberdeen

Different clicking sounds can’t be explained by genetics or different environments – the whales are learning from their relatives.

The pilot whale hunt is still largely unchanged for hundreds of years. EileenSanda

July 28, 2015

David Lusseau, University of Aberdeen

It’s difficult to talk about whaling without emotions getting in the way. But we must.