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Washington state officials concerned with number of dead whales washing ashore

Washington state officials concerned with number of dead whales washing ashore

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Officials concerned about number of dead whales along Washington state beaches

Officials concerned about number of dead whales along Washington state beaches

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Concerning number of whales washing ashore in Washington

Concerning number of whales washing ashore in Washington

Gray whales continue washing up on Washington's coast

Gray whales continue washing up on Washington's coast

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6 gray whales wash up dead in Washington this year, scientists investigate cause

6 gray whales wash up dead in Washington this year, scientists investigate cause

3 more gray whales have died on the Washington coast

3 more gray whales have died on the Washington coast

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7 gray whales have died in Washington this year

7 gray whales have died in Washington this year

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Seven dead gray whales signal trouble in Washington state waters

Facts about orcas (killer whales) - Whale & Dolphin Conservation USA

Gray whale that swam 20 miles up a Washington state river is found dead

Grey whale deaths in Washington state concern experts

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Willapa River whale was not alone: 2 more dead at Ocean Shores

Experts say gray whale deaths along the Washington coast have gone from worrisome to alarming

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Deceased gray whale washes ashore on Washington beach

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Best Places To See Whales In Washington - 2024 Guide

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Gray Whale found dead near Ocean Shores brings Washington state's total to 12 this year

Five dead gray whales wash up along Washington coast

Summer is fast approaching, and that means spending time on the water, including marine waters where the endangered Southern Resident killer whales (SRKW) forage and rest. As of Jan. 1, all vessels (including paddlecraft like kayaks and paddleboards) must stay 1,000 yards from SRKWs in Washington waters. If you find yourself within 1,000 yards of an SRKW, move away slowly at a speed of 7 knots or less. If an SRKW approaches within 400 yards of your vessel, disengage your transmission if it is sa

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Whales featuring Washington State Ferries—can it get any more PNW than that? ⛴ Our videographer, Djordje, captured these fin-tastic friends swimming in Elliott Bay last week! 🐋 If you're looking to whale watch as the weather gets warmer, try doing it from shore! The Seattle Aquarium is one of the sites along The Whale Trail. The Whale Trail extends along the west coast from the southern end of California all the way into British Columbia and is your best guide for watching sea mammals from shor

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Did you know WA has humpback whales? Here’s when, where, how to see them in the Salish Sea

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You never know what kind of wildlife you’ll spot at a state park 🐳 A few weeks ago, lucky visitors crossing the bridge at Deception Pass were treated to an unforgettable sight — a pod of Bigg’s killer whales passing through below! | Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission

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There are some perks to working on the Salish Sea. One of them is seeing marine wildlife. Chief Mate Graham Dewitt spotted a pod of orcas on Sunday. To share the amazing sight with others, he recorded video while Kitsap was stopped so the killer whales could safely pass by during the Mukilteo/Clinton route sailing. What a treat! | Washington State Ferries

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The Top 14 Best Places to See Orcas in Washington State

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Help Washington State Ferries track whales in Puget Sound with new app

Washington state's Makah tribe clears major hurdle toward resuming whale hunts

Whale watching on the Oregon coast - map and spotting tips

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The orca and the orca catcher: How a generation of killer whales was taken from Puget Sound

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Whale strandings in Washington highest in 10 years

A humpback whale in Washington state is missing its tail. One expert calls the sight 'heartbreaking'

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