SOUTHERN RESIDENT KILLER WHALES

With 73 members left, these whales need all the attention and focus we can bring them.

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New baby for L-pod!

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J17 Tahlequah and her new calf, J57.

Credit: sarahmccull

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K26 Lobo.

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J36 Alki.

Credit: orcabehavior.

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J26 Mike.

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J35 Tahlequah.

Credit: orcaconservancy

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J57, J35 Tahlequah's new calf!!

Credit: gary_j27.

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J16 Slick.

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K34.

Credit: Ariel Yseth.

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L94 and L124.

Credit: Ariel Yseth.

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K20.

Credit: Ariel Yseth.

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February 19, 2020: J and K pod- William Head

K34 Cali 

K42 Kelp

K35 Sonata 

J36 Alki

K26  Lobo

K26 Lobo and K35 Sonata

J42 Echo 

J51 Nova

K21 Cappuccino 

K14 Lea 

J49 T'ilem I'nges

J47 Notch and K34 Cali 

J47 Notch 

J40 Suttles

J38 Cookie

J26 Mike 

Photo credit: The Center for Whale Research Encounter #6 - Feb 19, 2020

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L82 on 18-12-2019.

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J46 and J53.

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K42 on 09-25-2019.

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J19.

Credit: The Whale Museum.

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J44 on March 9th, 2020.

Credit: brendonbissonnette.