(CNN)Dead gray whales keep showing up along the west coast of North America, from Alaska to Mexico, and it has become a concern for marine biologists.
And you guessed it: The climate crisis is theorized as the leading cause for these deaths.
Over the July 4 weekend, seven dead gray whales were discovered in Alaska: four near Kodiak Island, two at Egegik and another at Takli Island.
These findings raise the death toll for gray whales in Alaska to 22 this year.
Takli Island
Egegik
Kodiak Island
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration declared an unusual mortality event for gray whales on May 31.
The criteria to define an unusual mortality event
- A marked increase in the magnitude or a marked change…
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