Endangered Orca Whale Pod Welcomes First Newborn In Two Years
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Though the sight of a baby whale is always welcome, the report of a newborn in the group of orcas that scientists call the J-Pod, is particularly exciting. That's because, this batch which is part of the 77-member Southern Resident Killer Whale group (SRKW) that reside off the coast of the state of Washington and British Columbia, has been on the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's endangered list since 2005.
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- reina10년 이상this article is sooo cute! I love it!
- emanuel 900000010년 이상that is cool
- pou10년 이상i am sad :[:[:[:[:[
- natalie10년 이상cute i like it
- bge10년 이상It is interesting
arina10년 이상This is a happy/sad moment for me. It's happy because a extinct population is expanding! And I'm sad that any populations are close to being extinct. :*( *turns away from the computer and sobs for 3 minutes!*
breabur10년 이상this atical is AWESOME!
bigmelo10년 이상As we, with warm smiles, welcome 'J-50' into the world, I am positive that scientists will ensure a youthful & prosperous life for this endangered species. I also hope with all my heart that the 'J-Pod' will live to see a better day!
usyklr10년 이상I am surprised there aren't many i really hope they come back i like them.- boo10년 이상It was a cute story I like this page🐋🐋🐋🐋🐋😄