News, research, and information about the gray whale species, whale watching and Baja tours.
The gray whale is a baleen whale that lives in pods. Gray whales grow to be at most 45 feet (13.8 m) long, weighing about 36 tons (33 tonnes). Females are larger than males, as with all baleen whales.
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American Cetacean Society Cetacean Fact Sheet -- Gray Whale ...
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Fishin' for Facts: Gray Whales Common name: Pacific gray whale Scientific name: Eschrichtius robustus WhaleTimes Size Female gray whales reach lengths up to 45 feet and weigh as much as 70, 000 lb. Males are slightly smaller. At birth calves are approximately 15 feet long. Where are they found Gray whales spend the summer in the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas. Gray whales, like most other ...
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GRAY WHALE Oceans Unknown The gray whale is known as both the friendly whale and the fighting whale. Yupik Eskimos who hunt the gray whale in Alaska, and 19th century commercial whalers who hunted the gray whale in Mexico have each called it devil fish because of its reputation for fighting back and overturning boats when attacked. Today, gray whales are protected by law, and tourists who view ...
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