by Evie Maxwell, Staff Writer

While gray whales don’t have long-term family
relationships, they do make long-term friends. Here a
pair of friends feed together in Puget Sound.
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Photo by Justine Buckmaster
Puget Sound Express
There was a time when whales roamed the northern Puget Sound in abundance. Humpbacks, gray whales, a wide variety of orcas, minke, and others could be found feeding and playing along our shorelines. So plentiful were whales that some indigenous communities built their ways of life, and worship, around the great creatures.
Continue reading “A Whales’ Tale: Part I”