Whale that swam 32km up Washington river is found dead
Researchers believe the grey whale likely swam inland because it was looking for food or because it was ill.
Whale that swam 32km up Washington river is found dead
Researchers believe the grey whale likely swam inland because it was looking for food or because it was ill.
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