Signs of improvement may be emerging for gray whales migrating north along the West Coast.
NOAA researchers said they are seeing positive signs amid a recent wave of whale deaths in Washington waters.
With the help of citizen scientists, researchers studying rare humpback ‘jaw-gaping’ believe the move could be a social display ...
As reported by KING5, the whale was found on the sand near the Long Beach Peninsula and identified as a female. The cause of ...
March is a blissful month, a month when gray whale watching can begin in earnest. The eastern North Pacific gray whale population winters in the warm lagoons off Baja California, then begins moving ...
UPDATE: The whale has not left the river. As of 4 p.m. Saturday, Cascadia Research Collective said it had received confirmation that the whale had been seen in the river that day and was working with ...
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