Blackfish Gallery

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taslishaw:An adrenalin rush watching T100C breach high into the air #killerwhale #blackfish #wildli
dorbevnina: Should I fail to persuade the Blackfish to surrender and if you attack the castle, hon
mare-vitae:fightingforwhales:Have you seen Blackfish? Curious about orcas in captivity? Want to know
Gender: MalePod: N/APlace of Capture: Born at Marineland Antibes, FranceDate of Capture: Born Februa
Gender: FemalePod: N/APlace of Capture: Stokkseyri, IcelandDate of Capture: October 1982Age at Captu
Gender: FemalePod: N/APlace of Capture: Bay of Mantanchén, MexicoDate of Capture: April 10, 2007Age
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Unna)Place of Capture: N/ADate of Capture: N/AAge at Capture: N/A
Gender: MalePod: N/APlace of Capture: Katsuura, Chiba, JapanDate of Capture: February 10, 2006Age at
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Kayla)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born October
Gender: N/APod: N/A (Mother was Ran)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born August 26, 2
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Kiska)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born August
Dr. Holly Fearnbach, SR3’s Marine Mammal Research Director, just finished an extremely productive mo
flukeprintphotography: Check out that sweet face. This is AD34 Nanwalek’s newest calf, just a couple
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Nootka V)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born Apri
Gender: FemalePod: N/APlace of Capture: Avacha Gulf, Kamchatka, RussiaDate of Capture
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Haida II)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born Nove
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Stella)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born May 31
Gender: FemalePod: N/APlace of Capture: Hatajiri Bay, JapanDate of Capture: February 9, 1997Age at C
Gender: FemalePod: N/A (Mother was Nootka V)Place of Capture: Captive bornDate of Capture: Born May
Gender: N/APod: N/A (Mother was Freya)Place of Capture: N/ADate of Capture: N/AAge at Capture: N/A
On any given day, whales and dolphins can travel an average of 100 miles, spending their time playin
uselessmachine: Some people offered up answers.We made out like we heard, they were only words.They
dappermouth:Losing sleep, somewhere between the sky and the dying sea.
via Albert Michaud Photographie: Back in Antarctica for a few weeks and just arrived my season is al
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