The group recommended keeping the present de-listed status because of the present stock abundance, despite potential jeopardy to their habitat posed by their proximity to populated coastlines. We found that it said that it was the bottom of a body of water. Then we went to the internet and found a site about Gray Whales. That site told us more about how gray whales feed. They go down on the bottom of the water and they scoop up the food and the mud on the bottom.
People can see dents in the ocean floor where a grey whale has been eating.
Therefore, the whales eat krill, invertebrates, and fish that live in warm shallow waters at the bottom of the ocean. They stay in shallow waters because they are mammals and need to come up to the surface to breathe. If you live along the Gray Whale migration route on the West Coast, we hope you'll help provide gray whale migration data this spring. In the body of the message, give your answer to the question above. The Next Gray Whale Migration Update will Be Posted on April 7, 1999.