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Dead 25-foot whale washes ashore in Huntington Beach
A dead 25-foot whale washed ashore late Friday, April 11, near the Huntington Beach Pier. A team from the Pacific Marine Mammal Center responded early Saturday and a necropsy is underway, said Glenn Gray, CEO of the Laguna Beach-based program. The cause of the female gray whale’s death was not known, he said.
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