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Dead 25-foot whale washes ashore in Huntington Beach
A dead 25-foot whale washed ashore late Friday, April 11, near the Huntington Beach Pier. A team from the Pacific Marine Mammal Center responded early Saturday and a necropsy is underway, said Glenn Gray, CEO of the Laguna Beach-based program. The cause of the female gray whale’s death was not known, he said.
What appeared to be a rare type of whale that got stuck in shallow waters near the Emeryville Marina Tuesday morning was ...
A rare minke whale was euthanized on Tuesday, April 8, after getting stuck in shallow waters near the Emeryville Marina in ...
A rare juvenile minke whale repeatedly stranded in the San Francisco Bay was euthanized as officials say the mammal had ...
EMERYVILLE — A juvenile whale who beached itself several times since it was first spotted in the San Francisco Bay last week ...
Despite recent efforts by marine wildlife experts to reroute the animal to deeper waters, the minke whale was found dead on ...
A juvenile Minke whale trapped in an Emeryville mudflat was euthanized by The Marine Mammal Center due to poor health.
A minke whale that had been swimming in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor for most of the past week was found dead Sunday morning, ...
The 25-foot whale doesn’t seem sick or injured, but the hope is that the whale can soon find its way out to sea.
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