Did you know that gray whales cover the largest distance every year in order to migrate from Arctic to Mexican lagoons? If you did not have an idea of it, then this will be interesting to know that gray whales travel more than 10,000 miles back and forth during their yearly migration period. However, it is also interesting to know the reasons behind their long-distance migration. The seasonal movement of gray whales happens due to several different factors. However, a major factor guiding their migration is mating and giving birth to baby gray whales.
