Richard Vaughan+FollowWhale Deaths Spike in SF Bay—What’s Up?Whale drama in the Bay Area: scientists are baffled by a sudden spike in whale deaths—over 20 gray whales and a few others have washed up this year, way more than usual. Some were hit by ships, but most deaths are a mystery. Plus, way more whales are hanging around than last year. Climate change and food shortages might be to blame, but no one’s sure yet. The gray whale population is already struggling, so this is pretty worrying! #Science #WhaleWatch #SanFranciscoBay40Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowWhale Mystery in the Bay: What’s Going On?Nearly two dozen whales have washed up dead around the San Francisco Bay Area this year—making it the deadliest year since 2021. Experts are baffled: 22 carcasses (mostly gray whales) and a sudden spike in live whale sightings inside the Bay have everyone on edge. Scientists think changes in the whales’ feeding grounds are to blame, but the real reason for this surge is still a mystery. Boaters are being warned to watch out for these low-profile giants! #WhaleWatch #SanFranciscoBay #MarineLife #Science81Share
Michelle York+FollowEpic Whale Sighting in Florida! 🐋When Captain Ryan Goebel spotted two North Atlantic right whales off Fort Myers Beach, the excitement was contagious! With only 370 left in the world, seeing Koala and Curlew was a once-in-a-lifetime moment. Everyone was thrilled, snapping pics and cheering. These majestic creatures face threats from fishing gear and warming oceans, so let's help keep them safe. Remember to stay 500 yards away if you're lucky enough to spot one! #WhaleWatch #EndangeredSpecies #MarineLife 🌊 #Science2093Share
