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From February of this year. Her ghostly-looking cataract is clearly visible here and is quite interesting to take note of. She reportedly can no longer see out of her right eye, but seeing as Corky is old, it’s entirely possible she could lose vision in her other eye as well. As far as I know, documentation on vision loss in cetaceans is more or less nonexistent. Regardless, she’s been through so much in life; I’m genuinely surprised her health has been as stable as it is.
Some orca commissions I’ve completed over the years!
This is a picture of Keiko after being released into the wild, I found it on the internet.
Looking to go vancouver whale watching and staying in Nanaimo, when would be my best chance to see killer whales, last 2 weeks of July or September?
Feel free to call me out if I’m hallucinating here, but I’m wondering if the recent spikes in unusual orca behaviors (killing & eating sharks, attacking fishing boats) could be connected.
I know they’re happening in different parts of the world.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/killer-whales-wreck-boat-latest-attack-off-spain-2023-05-25/
I recommend folks read the following as it is possible humans are possibly interpreting this behavior incorrectly.
#orcas #portgugal #spain #orcabehavior
Can we make hilarious orca memes and gifs on this sub? I need an orca chargin the gates of Mordor.
Some North Atlantic orcas and North Pacific resident orcas have survived decades in captivity , could we have any success with transients or any of the Antarctic ecotypes (type a, b or c) again , please don’t rant that no orcas belong in captivity