close up of orca
close up of orca swimming near our boat. Had to share.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
3 orcas from an extremely endangered group are presumed dead, leaving only 73 - CNN
The Southern Resident killer whale population has fallen to only 73 because three adult killer whales reported missing in July are now presumed to be dead.
Lolita may never go free. And that could be what’s best for her, scientists say.
Lolita, the Miami Sequarium’s star killer whale, has been the face of a movement to free her for nearly 25 years. Now, at about 50 years old, Lolita may never go free, and many orca experts across the country agree that’s what’s best for her.