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Sad update-the LB Harbor minke whale did not survive. The whale was repeatedly guided out of the basin but continuously returned.
There is very little that can be done for a live, mobile whale of this size (to try to evaluate an illness or in any way "help" it).
There is very little that can be done for a live, mobile whale of this size (to try to evaluate an illness or in any way "help" it).
Dead whale washes ashore in Long Beach; connection to trapped minke whale not yet confirmed
A dead whale was found washed ashore in Long Beach on Sunday morning, and experts are working to confirm if it’s the same small minke whale that was trapped in a harbor last week. A KTLA view…
ktla.com
April 6, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Sad update-the LB Harbor minke whale did not survive. The whale was repeatedly guided out of the basin but continuously returned.
There is very little that can be done for a live, mobile whale of this size (to try to evaluate an illness or in any way "help" it).
There is very little that can be done for a live, mobile whale of this size (to try to evaluate an illness or in any way "help" it).
Four days and counting! A minke whale somehow made its way deep into Long Beach Harbor and doesn't seem eager to leave.
The whale seems healthy...it doesn't look lethargic or emaciated, and isn't showing signs of stress.
The whale seems healthy...it doesn't look lethargic or emaciated, and isn't showing signs of stress.
Rare whale seen in Long Beach harbor
YouTube video by FOX 11 Los Angeles
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April 5, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Four days and counting! A minke whale somehow made its way deep into Long Beach Harbor and doesn't seem eager to leave.
The whale seems healthy...it doesn't look lethargic or emaciated, and isn't showing signs of stress.
The whale seems healthy...it doesn't look lethargic or emaciated, and isn't showing signs of stress.
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A new North Atlantic right whale calf was born this week, making a real splash to help prevent this species’ extinction!
Mother ‘Grand Teton’ was seen with her 9th known calf. At least 44 years old, she is one of the older North Atlantic right whale mammas.
Mother ‘Grand Teton’ was seen with her 9th known calf. At least 44 years old, she is one of the older North Atlantic right whale mammas.
January 19, 2025 at 12:53 AM
A new North Atlantic right whale calf was born this week, making a real splash to help prevent this species’ extinction!
Mother ‘Grand Teton’ was seen with her 9th known calf. At least 44 years old, she is one of the older North Atlantic right whale mammas.
Mother ‘Grand Teton’ was seen with her 9th known calf. At least 44 years old, she is one of the older North Atlantic right whale mammas.