Rare gray whale, extinct in the Atlantic for 200 years, spotted near Nantucket

The whale was spotted 30 miles south of the Massachusetts island Friday diving and resurfacing, appearing to feed. Scientists say climate change may be why the species has reappeared.
A gray whale extinct from the Atlantic for more than 200 years was spotted off New England last week in an “incredibly rare event,” the New England Aquarium said.
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Gray Whale Extinct in the Atlantic for 200 Years Seen Near Nantucket: 'An Incredibly Rare Event

Marine Animal Response Society - After several days, Parks Canada personnel reported that the animal had passed. Image (c) Kristina Penn / Parks Canada

Rare Gray Whale Spotted Off The Coast Of Massachusetts

Gray whale, extinct in Atlantic Ocean for 200 years, spotted off Massachusetts in incredibly rare event - CBS Boston

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Whale Thought To Have Gone Extinct In The Atlantic Spotted Again After 200 Years Of Absence

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