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Whale Sighting in San Francisco Bay!

Whale Sighting in San Francisco Bay!

A massive humpback whale was spotted in the waters of San Francisco Bay on Wednesday, July 11th! This is an incredible sight, as humpbacks are typically found in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii.

This whale is believed to be the same one that was spotted near the Golden Gate Bridge over the weekend. The whale is said to be around 40 feet long and weigh around 25 tons!

Authorities are warning Bay Area residents to stay away from the whale, as it is a large and powerful animal. It is unclear why this whale has travelled so far north, but it is certainly a sight to see!

Tourists Flock to See Whale in San Francisco Bay

Tourists are flocking to San Francisco's Bay to see a whale that has been spotted swimming in the water. The whale, which is thought to be a gray whale, was first seen on Tuesday morning.

People are being encouraged to visit the area near Aquatic Park to get a glimpse of the whale. According to local officials, the whale has been swimming close to shore and is visible from land.

This isn't the first time that a whale has been spotted in the Bay Area. In February 2017, a humpback whale was seen swimming near the Golden Gate Bridge.

Whales are often spotted in California's waters due to the state's temperate climate and abundance of food. Gray whales are typically found in the Pacific Ocean, but they sometimes travel up the coast of California during their migration.

If you want to see the whale in San Francisco Bay, be sure to head down to Aquatic Park soon. The whale is expected to stay in the area for at least a few more days.

Whale Spotted Near Golden Gate Bridge

On Tuesday, a humpback whale was sighted near the Golden Gate Bridge. This is the second whale sighting in the San Francisco Bay Area this year.

The humpback whale was first spotted near the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and then it made its way to the Golden Gate Bridge. The sighting was captured on camera by several people.

In a video shot by Jeff Thomson, the humpback whale can be seen swimming close to the surface of the water. "It was awesome. I never thought I would see a humpback whale in my lifetime," Thomson said.

This is not the first time a humpback whale has been spotted in this area. Last year, there were several sightings of humpback whales near the Golden Gate Bridge.

What Was That Huge Whale Swimming Near the Golden Gate Bridge?

San Francisco residents were out in force on Sunday, May 5th, enjoying the sunny day when they noticed something strange in the water near the Golden Gate Bridge. A huge whale was swimming close to shore, and people were getting a rare opportunity to see this majestic creature up close.

The whale was estimated to be about 25 feet long, and it seemed to be enjoying the attention of the people onshore. Some of the spectators were even able to get into the water and swim next to the whale!

While it's not clear where this whale came from, it's definitely a sight that San Francisco residents won't soon forget. Hopefully this friendly whale will stick around for a while so that more people can get a chance to see it!

Mystery Whale Seen in San Francisco Bay

On Monday, a whale was seen swimming in the waters of San Francisco Bay. This is an unusual sight, as whales are not typically found in this area.

The whale was first spotted by passengers on a ferry, who alerted the crew. The ferry slowed down and approached the whale, but it quickly swam away.

According to one passenger, the whale appeared to be about 25 feet long and was swimming close to the surface of the water. It was also observed that the whale had a large dorsal fin.

This sighting comes at a time when endangered gray whales are making their annual migration from Mexico to Alaska. It is not yet known if this whale is one of those gray whales.

The sighting has generated much excitement in the San Francisco Bay Area, with many people eager to catch a glimpse of the mystery whale.

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