Most of our knowledge on reproductive biology of gray whales dates back to scientific research conducted during commercial whaling in
We investigated the predator–prey relationship between baleen whales and killer whales by observing predatory scarring (rake marks) on the tail
Animal-borne electronic instruments (tags) are valuable tools for collecting information on cetacean physiology, behaviour and ecology, and for enhancing conservation
During the northbound migration, a small number of individually identified gray whales (n=14) divert from the migratory path to enter
Satellite images provide a valuable research tool though their use in whale research has been more limited due to challenges
Gray whales were considered specialized feeders, almost exclusively targeting benthic amphipods in the Arctic. More recent research has revealed them
Gray whales are generally recognized as migrants along the west coast traveling between winter breeding grounds in Mexico and primary