© Juanita Adame, KEYTDead whale
Officials from Channel Islands Cetacean Research Unit (CICRU) responded and believe the whale died of natural causes because there were no trauma or bite marks. However, they did say it looked skinny and malnourished.
They believe the whale was approximately one-year-old.
The California Department of Fish and Game were called to remove the animal. They will know more about its cause of death after testing.
Authorities said grey whales are migrating through the Central Coast at this time of year, and it is not uncommon to see them.
killed it, you dummies. (It's killing you, too, while you watch ball games.)