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New Orca Calf Is a Descendant of the ‘Budd Inlet Six,’ the Last Killer Whales Captured in United States Waters in 1976The black and slightly orange Bigg’s killer whale was spotted swimming with its mother, Sedna, in the Salish Sea ...
A new orca whale calf spotted in Puget Sound in Washington State is the latest addition to a well-known family of killer ...
The orca calf belongs to a family of transient killer whales, or “Bigg’s” killer whales, and was first spotted in the Salish ...
A rare sighting of critically endangered southern resident killer whales off the Oregon coast offers a glimpse of a ...
Sedna's grandmother, T046 or "Wake," was one of six whales captured and temporarily held by SeaWorld in Budd Inlet, according ...
A newborn orca discovered east of Victoria near the San Juan Islands has been identified as a descendant of one of the last killer whales captured in Washington state for SeaWorld. The young Bigg ...
A Bigg’s killer whale ... whales are listed as threatened under the Species at Risk Act, and their numbers are growing. Helena Wegner is a McClatchy National Real-Time Reporter covering the ...
A Bigg’s killer whale calf is seen swimming alongside its mom in the Salish Sea off Washington. Caio Ribeiro Eagle Wing Tours / Pacific Whale Watch Association A killer whale has become a first ...
A newborn orca discovered east of Victoria near the San Juan Islands has been identified as a descendant of one of the last killer whales captured in Washington state for SeaWorld. The young Bigg’s ...
According to the North Carolina State Parks website, orcas are rarely seen in North Carolina waters, even well offshore. Back in 2011, though, a pod of killer whales were observed off Oregon Inlet.
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