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Gray whale washes up dead on Alameda beach
The gray whale drifted overnight from the surf near Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach, where it was spotted by the U.S. Coast Guard, to a location off Alameda, said Giancarlo Rulli, the associate director of public relations for the Marine Mammal Center.
Gray whales, a signature of the Washington coast, are dying by the thousands, victims of declines in Arctic sea ice.
Thousands of gray whales now migrating north from Baja California are in such poor shape and so few calves were born this winter that researchers and others worry they may be witnessing another ...
It was the fourth whale death in the San Francisco Bay in a week and a half. The other three were gray whales, the first of which — a 36-foot-long female — washed up at Black Sands Beach in ...
A dead 50-foot gray whale washed ashore in Huntington Beach on Friday, according to officials with the Pacific Marine Mammal Center. The cause of death of the young adult female is not yet known ...
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