Minke Whales. Minke whales are frequently sighted within the Strait of Xxxx xx Xxxx and are considered to be a relatively common whale of the Pacific Northwest. Individuals are typically sighted alone and can be difficult to spot; no estimates have been made for the number of Minke whales in the entire North Pacific.
Appears in 4 contracts
Samples: Northwest Wildlife Response Plan, Northwest Wildlife Response Plan, Northwest Wildlife Response Plan
