Thousands Flock To See Wayward Whales
May 20, 2007 @ 08:30 AM (EST)
Source: Philly.com
Thousands of spectators watched Saturday as two wayward whales swam looping half-mile laps around the Port of Sacramento after declining earlier efforts to lure them into the Pacific Ocean.
Crowds shrieked every time they caught a glimpse of the humpback mother and calf, dubbed Delta and Dawn by the state's lieutenant governor...
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