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They slurp up crustaceans and worms that live in mud and silt on the ocean floor. Gray whales typically feed in the rich cold waters of the Bering and Chukchi Seas. Video of gray whales feeding indicates that they stay in one place, creating a shallow pit in the ocean floor as they filter silt through their baleen and swallow the animals they strain out.
