Sick humpback whale finds safe harbor in Alameda Bay

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—A humpback whale that has become an unusual presence in San Francisco Bay may be ill. The San Francisco Chronicle reported that the humpback has remained in the waters near Alameda for more than two weeks. Biologists say the whale, which has been nicknamed “Allie,” appears to be an adult...

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