The population of Eastern North Pacific gray
whales has dropped in the past four years from an estimated high of
more than 26,000 to less than 18,000, alarming environmentalists but
drawing no major concern from federal scientists who monitor the
The population of Eastern North Pacific gray
whales has dropped in the past four years from an estimated high of
more than 26,000 to less than 18,000, alarming environmentalists but
drawing no major concern from federal scientists who monitor the