#OpenAccess #MarineWildlife #whales #orcas #audio
'Anew open-access catalogue of whale calls will help researchers and orca enthusiasts identify distinct killer whale populations, clans and family groups by their vocalizations alone.'

#OpenAccess #MarineWildlife #whales #orcas #audio
'Anew open-access catalogue of whale calls will help researchers and orca enthusiasts identify distinct killer whale populations, clans and family groups by their vocalizations alone.'
đ Knowing what's at risk is one thing. Acting on it is another.
This powerful reflection from WWF-Canada's Hussein Alidina is featured in the season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWild.
đ§ Listen: https://pod.link/1836411908
My favorite dynamic duo - T49A2 Jude and his uncle T49C Neilson - were on an absolute rampage this afternoon off Orcas Island. At a minimum, we think they took 4 seals over the course of 50 minutes! đł
đ What happens when a species is on the brink of extinction, but action isnât keeping pace?
The season 2 premiere of #ThisIsWildPodcast explores the future of southern resident killer whales and what it will take to recover them.
đ§ Listen now: https://pod.link/1836411908
New article from @vocal_creators: Why Activist-Run Sea Sanctuaries Arenât Automatically the Answer For Captive Whales
Link: vocal.media/earth/why-ac...
#animals #belugas #animalwelfare #fixthetanks #whalerescue #whales #keepthetanksfull #animalwelfare #orcas #aquariums
The T19s are changing their status from San Juan Spring whales to San Juan September whales! đ
We've had several encounters with them this month, including this evening right outside Friday Harbor where T19B Galiano did a spyhop next to his brother T19C Spouter.
www.youtube.com/shorts/oxFAg... They #orcas #killerwhales can perform surgery by hunting another predators liver and repairing the wound it leaves behind...outstanding animal
18 x 24 inch traditional gouache painting of an orca pod!
#gouache #painting #orcas #cetaceans #toothed_whales #animals #traditional #canvas
Martyâs photo of the day #5168: Of the many highlights of my Vancouver Island visit, the moments around the time I shot this photo were my favorite. We had pitched our tent at a remote campsite on the Johnstone Strait, and, like . . .
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In the presence of three more legends this evening đ€©
T19 Nootka, estimated to be over 60 years old, flanked by her sons T19B Galiano and T19C Spouter off the west side of San Juan Island.
Um registro impressionante em PenĂnsula ValdĂ©s, na Argentina, pode trazer mais conhecimento sobre o comportamento das #baleias-francas. O flagrante do fotĂłgrafo Maxi Jonas mostra um grupo de 15 delas se unindo contra o ataque de #orcas, que mataram um filhote. Leia a matĂ©ria aqui âĄïž buff.ly/zrGAfqQ
Always an honor to be in the presence of these two legends: T65 Whidbey and her son T63 Chaninsaw, this afternoon in Boundary pass.
In a lovely moment from J-Pod's visit to the west side of San Juan Island on September 14th, J56 Tofino and J57 Phoenix were swimming in tandem, at times physically in contact with one another. Perhaps allo-kelping?
In Listening with China Blue, hear Jim Nollman an Interspecies musician speak about Orcas Greatest Hits and listening across species.
Listen here: tinyurl.com/38JimNollman
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