No, the TikTok video showing a trainer named Jessica Radcliffe dying in the mouth of an orca killer whale is not real. It ...

A video has gone viral on TikTok that makes it appear like an Orca trainer named "Jessica Radcliffe" was killed by a whale.

Scientists in Australia identified a small ancient whale with big eyes and sharp teeth. The species, Janjucetus dullardi, ...

Credit: John Broomfield/Tom Breakwell/Museums Victoria/Cover Images Australian scientists have identified species of ...

A rumor circulated online in August 2025 claiming an orca — also known as a killer whale — fatally attacked a marine trainer ...

After a video went viral showing a whale trainer named Jessica Radcliffe being killed in front of an audience, the video was ...

A viral video of an orca attacking marine trainer Jessica Radcliffe was debunked as an AI-generated hoax. The clip showed a ...

The now viral clip shows the young woman dancing on top of the orca at Pacific Blue Marine Park and later killed by the whale ...

No, Jessica Radcliffe wasn’t killed by an orca (she doesn’t even exist!) and yes Blue's Clues' Steve Burns is very much still ...

Killer whales are not known for attacking people. The attacks and subsequent deaths that orcas have caused have taken place when killer whales have been taken into captivity and kept in small tanks, ...

Legendary killer whale ‘Old Thom’ spotted, shark researchers deploy first-ever camera tag in Cape Cod Bay: ‘There he is!

Researchers have spotting a grieving orca whale still holding on to her dead calf at British Columbia's Southern Gulf Islands, July 31, 2018, eight days after the death of her calf.