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'Days old' orca calf is 'cautious' boost for B.C. endangered southern residents

  • A new orca calf has been born to the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales in B.C.
  • Observers have noted the calf's cautious behavior while swimming alongside its mother.
  • The birth of the calf is seen as a hopeful sign for the population's recovery efforts.
  • Experts state that each new calf is crucial for the survival of the species.
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