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Living on the Edge: Gray Whale Ventures Near the Shore to Feed

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The gray whale is absolutely not afraid to feed in shallow water, and sometimes can afford to scoop up the soil even at the edge. 04.08.2018, Sputnik International

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Living on the Edge: Gray Whale Ventures Near the Shore to Feed

12:25 GMT 04.08.2018 (Updated: 19:33 GMT 19.10.2022)

The gray whale is absolutely not afraid to feed in shallow water, and sometimes can afford to scoop up the soil even at the edge.

While venturing near dry land, at the same time this whale getting beached, since the gray whale has a "reverse gear."

In the video you can see how a gray whale scoops and filters the ground, while having time to scratch about pebbles near Cape Chaplin in the Chukchi Peninsula.