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The California Gray Whale (1975)

Director: Lee Allen
Actors: Donald W. Wilkie
Runtime: 22 min.

The California Gray Whale is one of the largest animals in nature. This film takes a look at the history and biology of the gray whales, their 9000 mile migration from Mexico to the Arctic, and the effect that humans have had on them.

Trivia: The film is shown daily to visitors at the Cabrillo National Monument and is also available at the Scripps Museum