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Orca Mother Drops Calf, After Unprecedented 17 Days of Mourning | National Geographic
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Orcas sank three boats off the coast of Portugal, but don't call them 'killer' just yet
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| | Three recent incidents of orcas seemingly attacking and sinking boats off Iberian coast are drawing scrutiny over whether the animals deliberately swarmed the vessels and if they are learning the aggressive behavior from one another.
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Orca Mother, Who Pushed Her Dead Calf for 1,000 Miles and 17 Days, Moves On | Live Science
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| | The orca Tahlequah has finally let go for her dead calf.
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My Visit to the Snake
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| | The story below was written by the Center for Whale Research's founder and senior scientist Ken Balcomb, who has been studying the Southern Resident killer whales of the Pacific Northwest for more than forty years. My Visit to the Snake was authored in 2015, but is as relevant today as it was then. The number of whales in Southern Resident community continues to decline, as do the Chinook fish counts. Since this story was written the number of whales in the community has declined from 80 to 76.
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Favorite Posts // April 2020 - Silvia Reads Books
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| What happened to April? Like, March was three months long, then I blinked once (1) in April and suddenly it's May? Unbelievable. Between Easter sadness, uni starting again (online), and spending a lot of my free time getting into queer Asian shows, I didn't have a lot of time to blog hop, but I still...