The digestive substance — AKA whale vomit — solidifies over time in the ocean and then floats to the surface. The waxy stones ...

While it may seem extreme, there are many cases of animal excrement used in food, like Kopi Luwak. In this case, ambergris ...

Interestingly, ambergris is a real thing, and much like Masaru said, it's formed in the intestines of sperm whales. It's extremely rare and is found within less than five percent of sperm whale ...

A suspect has been arrested by Divulapitiya Police while in possession of a large stock of ‘Ambergris’, estimated to be worth ...

Police in Kerala seized ambergris, worth Rs 2.5 crore, arresting two individuals for smuggling. Suhail was caught in ...

And it's not cheap. Per gram, ambergris can cost more than silver—30 times more. If you've ever worn perfume, well, I've got some unsettling news. You may have misted yourself with animal waste.

“Ambergris is like a diamond, it’s not turquoise or a piece of coral. Its aroma affects everything else and that’s why people have pursued it for hundreds of years.” ...

But Ambergris Cay defies the typical one-size-fits-all approach of lackluster all-inclusive resorts — there are no crowded pools, cheesy activities, basic buffets, or watered-down cocktails here.

The 35 men from Yemen found the carcass of a sperm whale floating in the sea, which turned out to contain more than $1.5 million worth of rare and valuable ambergris, BBC News reported on Tuesday.

Today, Ambergris Caye ("am-Ber-gris Key") welcomes thousands of visitors seeking easy access to the barrier reef that surrounds the island. Snorkelers and intrepid divers alike will want to ...

Peeking above aquamarine waves that hide the world's second-largest barrier reef, Belize's Ambergris Caye first emerged as a destination for the daring. Drawing collectors of great experiences ...