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The latest calf to boost B.C.’s southern resident killer whale population has been found off the southern tip of Vancouver Island emaciated and struggling to breathe, according to the Center for ...

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Morgan Quimby Screengrab from @Monterey_bay_whale_watch on Instrgram Onlookers got to see a glimpse of baby orcas off the coast of California. Two older killer whale calves were spotted Oct.