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Gray Whales Were Thought to Be Extinct in the Atlantic. So How Did Wally End Up Off the Riviera?

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Somewhere in the Mediterranean, a 26-foot-long gray whale is exploring harbors and inlets as it tries to find its way back out to the Atlantic after veering thousands of miles off course.

Read Full Article, The Wall Street Journal (05-21-2021)

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