Gray Whale Migration: Ultimate Guide

The gray whale migration has begun! Every year, gray whales travel up to 12,000 miles round-trip between Alaska and Baja — one of the longest migrations of any mammal on Earth. Now is the time to spot them cruising by our coast! Join us on the water for more experiences like this and keep your eyes peeled for spouts, flukes, and adorable calves by mom’s side. 🐋 #GrayWhaleMigration #LongestMigration #GrayWhaleSeason #WhaleWatchingCalifornia #DanaPointWhaleWatching MarineMammals NatureLovers Vide

Gray Whale Facts, Pictures, Information & Video For Kids & Adults

Dramatic video shows whale capsizing boat off New Hampshire

🎥: Mike Nulty Remarkable look into the eye of a gray whale. While whales depend primarily on their auditory system to navigate through the ocean, they can see moderately well in both air and water. With eyes on either side of their head, they have two distinct fields of vision. How they merge those two into a cohesive image is still a mystery! | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

Gray whale season is one of our favorite times of year here in Dana Point! 🌊🐋 Here are a few fun Gray Whale facts: • Gray whales migrate up to 12,000 miles round-trip — one of the longest migrations of any mammal • They travel between the cold feeding grounds of Alaska and the warm lagoons of Baja California • Mother gray whales give birth and raise their calves in the protected lagoons of Mexico • They’re known as “friendly whales” because of their curious nature around boats • Gray whales le