Gray Whale Spotted Swimming in Willapa River (Video)
The Willapa River in Washington isn't where you'd expect to see a massive saltwater species like a gray whale, and yet . . . The post Gray Whale Spotted Swimming in Willapa River (Video) appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls.
The Willapa River in Washington State isn’t where you’d expect to see a massive saltwater species like a gray whale, but people spotted one there nonetheless. Locals have dubbed the lost juvenile gray whale “Willapa Willy.”
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“Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife confirmed a juvenile gray whale was spotted this week in the Willapa River near Raymond, in Washington state,” wrote KGW 8 News in an Instagram post sharing footage of Willapa Willy.
See the young whale swimming in a river here:
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