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The whale keepers of San Ignacio, who live in a lagoon in Mexico, have an extraordinary relationship to the Pacific Grey Whales, and here is their story.

Sakhalin Energy plans to build an oil platform by the feeding grounds of the Western gray whale, threatening their survival.

GRAY WHALE FACTS: Scientific name: Eschrichtius robustus Conservation Status: Least Concern Lifespan: 55-70 years Length: 14.9 m Mass: 36,000 kg More

The Gray Whale, ballen cetaceans, conservation of mammalian marine endangered species, Grey whales.

Follow the global migrations of this massive mammal. Hear the whale’s tale—a stirring comeback that saw them removed from the U.S. endangered species list.

The Marine Mammal Center works to rescue and humanely treat ill, injured, or orphaned marine mammals and to advance knowledge about marine mammal health. Explore The Center's website to find out how you can help support marine mammal conservation.

The two-weekend festival begins on March 2 with the annual Festival of Whales parade along Pacific Coast Highway.

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We should proooobably go ahead and replace all these state flags with pictures of these dudes.

What do gray whales look like, where do they live, how big are they, how much do they weigh, where are they from, what do they eat, how long do they live, video

Strandings of healthy gray whales increase with the prevalence of solar storms.

GRAY WHALES IN CABO SAN LUCAS Gray Whales are typically the second most commonly encountered whale species seen on Cabo San Lucas Whale watching tours. Cabo San Lucas is the southern most wintering range of the Gray Whale. The Gray Whales arrive in the Cabo

From Real Whales Gray whale (transparent png)

All you need to know about gray whales. Why it’s so fascinating to see them and where and when to meet them: The best time and place to watch gray whales.