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A stranded gray whale found in upper Cook Inlet, near the mouth of the Theodore River
© AVPS / Natalie Rouse
Twentymile river whale likely one of twelve dead gray whales so far this year in Alaska
The gray whale that was first reported in Twentymile River near Girdwood, Alaska on Memorial Day has likely died. It had lingered in the river for more than a week before swimming back into Turnagain Arm.