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A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A critically endangered killer whale group has welcomed a new calf after it was spotted for the first time near Washington. The Southern Resident killer whale baby was discovered April 6 in the ...
Sperm whales, the largest predators of the ocean, dive deep into the abyss, where no human dares to venture, and face off against the infamous killer whale in an epic battle.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
A new Southern Resident killer whale calf, J-63, was seen with first-time mom J-40 near Washington in the Salish Sea. Every birth is crucial for survival.
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