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- KARACHI (November 6, 2026): A 45-foot-long sperm whale has been spotted in marine waters forty nautical miles southwest of Karachi.
- A 45-foot-long sperm whale has been spotted in marine waters 40 nautical miles southwest of Karachi, the first documented presence of this g.
- World Wide Fund for Nature board member Zahid Meeker spotted the rare whale during an ocean expedition. The footage of the sperm whale taken.
KARACHI (November 6, 2026): A 45-foot-long sperm whale has been spotted in marine waters forty nautical miles southwest of Karachi.
A 45-foot-long sperm whale has been spotted in marine waters 40 nautical miles southwest of Karachi, the first documented presence of this giant whale on the Sindh coast.
World Wide Fund for Nature board member Zahid Meeker spotted the rare whale during an ocean expedition. The footage of the sperm whale taken during this time also clearly records all of its prominent physical features.
According to experts, the sperm whale is capable of diving to a depth of 102 km in search of its food.
With this new discovery, a total of 26 species of whales have now been documented in Pakistan's marine waters, while several other species of toothed whales have also been discovered here before.
