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Deer and Orca spotted swimming past each other by whale watching tour

Deer and Orca spotted swimming past each other by whale watching tour
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One in a million : Deer photobombs killer whale in waters near B C -U S border

Fatty seals are the preferred food of the Bigg’s killer whale. Fortunately, this lean piece of venison wasn’t enough to tempt Cooper, a 31-year-old male.

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One in a million : Deer photobombs killer whale in waters near B C -U S border - BC

Fatty seals are the preferred food of the Bigg's killer whale. Fortunately, this lean piece of venison wasn't enough to tempt Cooper, a 31-year-old male.

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Gray whales here again as they take a detour in Arctic trek

Gray whales here again as they take a detour in Arctic trek Gray whales have returned to the Puget Sound for their annual feast of ghost shrimp before making the journey to the arctic. Each year, a handful of whales return for some extra sustenance during their long swim from Mexico to Alaska. There are at least six swimming around Puget Sound currently. This extra snack seems to be improving the health of the whales that stop in Washington state, called “Sounders.” Gray whales have been suffering from an “Unusual Mortality Event,” where more than the average number have been dying in recent years.

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