‘Bob the minke whale’ lost for fourth day in Long Beach’s Rainbow Harbor
- A minke whale, later named Bob, entered Rainbow Harbor in Long Beach around 10 a.m. On April 3, 2025.
- The whale's presence in the inner harbor waters is unusual, drawing many spectators to view the animal.
- The whale was first seen near Harbor Breeze boats and the Aquarium on March 31 and drew online viewers.
- Expert Alisa Schulman-Janiger stated, "It's their world, we are just visitors to their water."
- Officials hope the high tide around 1 a.m. Will help Bob navigate back to the open ocean, but its reasons for entering remain unknown.
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