grey whale BrE
gray whale AmE
Eschrichtius robustus latin , auch: Eschrichtius gibbosus latin

The hunt also took an average of one or two gray whales each year until 1996.

The same fate almost happened to the Pacific gray whales.

It was like watching gray whales mate in deep water.

It has been used as a lookout for watching gray whales since 2005.

It is also a popular place to watch migrating gray whales.

"It's the most endangered population of grey whales in the world," she said.

A future review may result in the gray whale hunt being resumed.

Astonishing as it may sound, the entire gray whale population of more than 18,000 heads south at about the same time.

A grey whale can remain underwater for up to fifteen minutes.

In the winter, migrating gray whales can be seen off the coast.

The gestation period for gray whales is approximately 13.5 months.

As of 2001, the Californian gray whale population had grown to about 26,000.

One key concern from environmental groups is that the Sakhalin-2 project will harm the western gray whale population.

The "something" turns out to be a female gray whale, whose baby becomes separated from her.

Grey whales have been spotted by divers at this site.

Gray whales were once called devil fish because of their fighting behavior when hunted.

Today, experts believe there are 13,000 to 18,000 gray whales.

Grey whales migrate down the coast of our province every year.

The Japanese began to catch gray whales beginning in the 1570s.

By 1934, the western gray whale was near extinction.

Other whales, such as the gray whale, only use one side of their baleen.

Except, of course, that Nate was wearing sneakers, and gray whales almost never did.

"The gray whale, if he gets mad, he'll attack you."

No longer hunted, most gray whales are quite friendly.

The population of California gray whales dipped as low as 5,000 or so in 1910.

The name 'Eschrichtius gibbosus' is sometimes seen; this is dependent on the acceptance of a 1777 description by Erxleben.