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Gray Whales sighted in Med - first since 1700's
Anomolous event or climate-driven distribution change?
May 22, 2011
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Mediterranean Sea On May 8, 2010, a Gray Whale was sighted off the Israeli coast, and 22 days later, near Spain. This is the first sighting of Gray Whales since the 1700's.
Is this an anomoly, or a climate-driven change of distribution? Read the research paper.
