Whales That Wouldn't Die
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Uses close-up photography to depict the migration activities of the grey whale and to examine the history of its survival. Points out that the species has come close to total extinction twice, yet has managed to repopulate and survive. Explains that the grey whale can ingest a ton of food daily and swim at a steady three-to-five knots per day for over 4,000 miles.
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