How does a Gray Whale behave?

Gray whales are known for their migratory behavior, traveling long distances between feeding grounds in the Arctic and breeding grounds in warmer waters like Mexico. They exhibit a range of social behaviors, often seen in small groups or alone, and are known for their curious nature, approaching boats and interacting with humans. Gray whales are bottom feeders, using their baleen to filter out small organisms from the sediment. They also display unique behaviors such as breaching, spyhopping, and tail slapping, which may serve various social or communication purposes.