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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- awsome sauce10년 이하I agree with superstar.I just wanted to tell super star that if the orcas mother did die then the pod would take over and care for it.I would be really sad though i man imagine a poor inacent dolphin dying.Or worse the baby.I really hate the food chain some times.I wish e didnt have to live off food it would be so easyer becau the food chain just makes it so that it all comes down to one species is left then that spieces dies because there food is gone.Enless they startedeating eachother but that wouldnrt work either beause then there would only be one of that kind and it would die because it had no food.... Now im upset.why does it have to be so unfair... I need to calm down.sorry i just get angry because i really love animls.
- awsome sauce10년 이하hey radman, They arnt doing anything.Why are saying let them live.They are just video taping them and sharing the news with us.I mean this could save there species if there endangered whitch it said they were so why are you saying that.
- Dolphin Girl 2510년 이하OMG!!! So cute!!!;) Love it so much!!!
- Alien Man 4510년 이하Get J-50 to da CHOPPER!!
- Candy Girl 10년 이하WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
- lisa약 10년omg
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- Erika약 10년there amazingly beautiful <3
- Anonymous약 10년Adorbs!!!
- radman약 10년there living animals. Let them live