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Scientists Confirm Unusually High Amount of Whale Deaths in San Francisco Bay Area

Photo: Marjorie Cox // The Marine Mammal Center Whales are dying in the San Francisco Bay area at an unprecedented rate. Scientists recently confirmed an unusual amount of whale deaths for 2025, with

theinertia.com•April 20, 2026

Two gray whales found dead in San Francisco Bay over the weekend

Two gray whales found dead in San Francisco Bay over the weekend Two dead gray whales were discovered in the San Francisco Bay over the weekend, bringing the annual total to four. The Brief Two dead g

ktvu.com•April 20, 2026

6 grey whales found dead in San Francisco Bay area in less than a week

Six grey whales have died in the San Francisco Bay area in the past week and authorities are trying to determine what could be causing the sudden deaths of the stranded marine mammals. The California

globalnews.ca•April 20, 2026

Whale mortality rises in San Francisco Bay with 22 confirmed carcasses in 2025

Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion. Why is this happening? Is it because of a few accidents? Or is it to make it harder for the trucking industry to reduce pay level

sott.net•April 20, 2026

A Surge in Gray Whale Deaths in San Francisco Bay Raises Alarm Among Researchers

A worrying rise in gray whale fatalities in California’s Bay Area has raised significant concerns among marine scientists. Since mid-March, at least seven of these whales have been recorded dead in th

headlinesociety.com•April 20, 2026

Why are gray whales dying in San Francisco's waters? US scientists search for clues

California's blustery San Francisco Bay is home to the Golden Gate Bridge, commercial ports, public marinas and ferry boats. But more recently, a new sight is attracting locals' attention: Eastern Nor

aol.com•April 20, 2026

A Surge in Gray Whale Deaths in San Francisco Bay Raises Alarm Among Researchers

A worrying rise in gray whale fatalities in California’s Bay Area has raised significant concerns among marine scientists. Since mid-March, at least seven of these whales have been recorded dead in th

headlinesociety.com•April 19, 2026

Gray whales are dying in San Francisco Bay as they search for food

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earth.com•April 19, 2026

Gray whales are dying in San Francisco Bay at an alarming rate – this isn’t normal

Gray whales have unique markings, making it possible to track each one in the bay. Jane Tyska/Digital First Media/East Bay Times via Getty Images At least six gray whales have died in San Francisco B

calonews.com•April 19, 2026

Unprecedented numbers of gray whales are visiting San Francisco Bay, and nobody quite knows why

SAUSALITO, Calif. — When Bill Keener started working at the Marine Mammal Center as a field biologist in the 1970s, there were no whales or dolphins in San Francisco Bay. The waters east of the Golden

latimes.com•April 19, 2026

Why are gray whales dying in San Francisco's waters? US scientists search for clues

California's blustery San Francisco Bay is home to the Golden Gate Bridge, commercial ports, public marinas and ferry boats. But more recently, a new sight is attracting locals' attention: Eastern Nor

bbc.com•April 19, 2026