Rare Conjoined Gray Whale Calves Wash Ashore—Could Be First for Species

Rare Conjoined Gray Whale Calves Found in Lagoon—Could Be First for SpeciesResearchers found the aborted twins floating in a lagoon in Baja California on Sunday. Scientists made an unexpected discovery on January 5 when they found the bodies of two conjoined gray whale calves (Eschrichtius robustus) floating in Laguna Ojo de Liebre (map) in Baja California. The conjoined twins—also known as Siames

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“"I'm not going to say it's impossible," he said. "[But] we've looked and looked and looked, [and] we've seen zero evidence of radiation affecting cetaceans."”