Rare gray whale spotted in the Atlantic—and it's only the beginning Rare gray whale spotted in the Atlantic—and it's only the beginning Why are so many gray whales dying? Why are so many gray ...
Only 35 of the 130 remaining grey whales are thought to be breeding females. The whale is listed as “critically endangered” by Russia and is on the International Union for the Conservation of ...
A gray whale was spotted off the coast of New England last week, marking a rare sighting for a species that has been locally extinct in Atlantic waters for centuries. It was spotted by a team of ...
A remarkable video shows the moment a gray whale sought help from a whale-watching captain in Mexico to have parasites picked off its head. The footage, posted to Facebook in March, was taken by a ...
After peaking at nearly 27,000 whales in 2016, the population of eastern North Pacific gray whales has plummeted to around 14,500 in 2023—a startling 46 percent decline and nearly 7,000 fewer animals ...
Woman starts burrito business after being blind mule victim at port... Exchange rate in Tijuana: Dollar surges and reaches 20 pesos at... The colossal marine animal, the gray whale, is already back on ...
Joseph and Choctawhatchee Bays. Researchers study dolphins ... Pacific Coast Gray Whales Have Gotten 13% Shorter in the Past 20-30 Years, Oregon State Study Finds June 12, 2024 — Gray whales ...
Dynamic and changing Arctic Ocean conditions likely caused three major mortality events in the eastern North Pacific gray whale population since the 1980s, a new study has found. During each of ...