A minke whale — possibly the same species as the animal reported off Emeryville — and a gray whale were found dead this month in separate incidents along other portions of the California coast.

The minke whale stranding is the latest in a string of bad news for the bay’s whale visitors. So far this year, three dead gray whales have turned up — one east of Angel Island State Park on ...

EMERYVILLE, Calif. (KGO) -- A rare juvenile minke whale that became stranded in an offshore mudflat in Emeryville on Tuesday had to be humanely euthanized after officials determined the "animal ...

Bay Area mammal experts made a decision on Tuesday to euthanize a minke whale that’s been catching attention for days near Emeryville. Zhang described her reaction when she saw the wayward whale ...

Prior to Tuesday, the juvenile minke whale had stranded itself in shallow water off of Emeryville at least three times over the past week. Experts said that the reasoning behind the multiple ...

The Marine Mammal Center said it is likely a minke whale but it still needs to be officially confirmed. It added the whale was at low tide in Emeryville at around 2 p.m. Monday before moving to ...

The Marine Mammal Center said the whale spotted near the Emeryville Marina was likely a juvenile minke whale. While sightings of the species are rare in the Bay Area, they are not unprecedented.

Marine Mammal Center officials said they believed it was a juvenile minke whale based on photographic evidence. Emeryville Fire Department units also responded to the scene along with police.

A rarely spotted juvenile minke whale that stranded itself on a mudflat in the San Francisco Bay near Emeryville was euthanized on Tuesday, marking the fourth whale death in the area in less than two ...