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Grey whale struck by Sea-Doo in Vancouver appears uninjured, 'acting normal,' says researcher

A grey whale near Vancouver, struck by a Sea-Doo, appears uninjured, according to experts. The incident occurred near Siwash Rock, prompting an investigation by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and Vancouver Police. Witnesses reported the collision, and the Sea-Doo operator was injured but stable. DFO emphasizes regulations requiring boaters to maintain safe distances from whales.

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Grey whale struck by Sea-Doo in Vancouver appears uninjured, 'acting normal,' says researcher

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