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Gray Whales are large baleen whales. They are medium sized whales, reaching up to 49 feet (15 m) in length, with the females usually being larger than the males.
Gray with white patches, covered in barnacles and sea lice. They have been known to carry over 400 pounds/180kg of barnacles and whale lice on average.
In the North Pacific, gray whales live in two places: the eastern North Pacific stock, which lives along the west coast of North America, and the western North Pacific stock, which lives along the east coast of Asia.
Gray whales give birth every two to three years. They mature sexually at 5–12 years and have one calf after 12–13 months. During the northward migration, mothers and calves may stay near to shore to avoid killer whales.