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Happy St. Patrick's Day

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Happy St. Patrick's Day

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Thanks for posting semi recent pictures of the SRKWs I’ve been worried and honestly your name reminded me to check on Trua he looks more like his grandfather every year

Have a good night

Hello, sorry it took so long to answer you. I meant to for the longest time. I love the southern residents, I will always check in on them. And Trua, I feel so connected to him, he's looking more and more like Tilikum as time passes. I have seen Trua several times over the years now, it's a joy to watch him grow. Thank you for the message, it means a lot to me.

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Orca. Filmed in Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest USA. From America's National Parks Ep. 1: Olympic (2015).

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An orca breaching. Filmed in Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest USA. From America's National Parks Ep. 1: Olympic (2015).

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Resident orca socialising. Filmed in Puget Sound, USA. From Ocean Stories - Dolphins and Whales (2015).

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An orca breaching. From Ocean Souls (2020).

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A photo from the Whale Museum from their December 2024 E-News. Here's hoping to a prosperous new year for the Southern Residents.

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An early Christmas gift arrived a few days ago. SEATTLE — A young female J pod orca calf recently spotted by the Center for Whale Research (CWR) in Puget Sound has now been confirmed by the organization to be the offspring of Tahlequah, the whale who carried her dead calf for at least 17 days and 1,000 miles in 2018.

The calf, designated as J61, was first seen traveling with the Southern Resident killer whale J pod on Friday.

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Just another post about The Queen. Katina.

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Katina. The Queen. An Icelandic Orca. She has given birth to 7 calves. She is the matriarch of the Orlando SeaWorld whales and is known for her high breaches. She is a powerhouse

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One of my favorites. Keiko breaching in Iceland