US Edition'Apex Predator' Orcas Spotted Off Hawaii Island
- B.C.'s endangered southern resident killer whales, J pod, made a surprise return to the Salish Sea on July 14 after more than two months away, coinciding with World Orca Day.
- J pod, including calves J62 and J63, was spotted traveling north up Haro Strait, ending a 75-day absence from the area.
- The Centre for Whale Research reported a population decrease from 75 to 73 individuals in their 2024 census and made 26 recommendations for recovery.
- Shari Tarantino from Orca Conservancy expressed joy over the return, emphasizing the need for urgent action to secure the whales' future.
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'Apex predator' orcas spotted off Hawaii Island
WAIKIKI (KHON2) -- A rare encounter was caught on camera off the Big Island when two massive killer whales -- also known as orcas -- swam right up to a local fisherman's boat. Hawaii man greeted by great white shark during ‘insane’ encounter It started as a regular fishing trip about seven miles south of Kona on July 15 until a pod of orcas appeared in the distance. Two of them swam right up to Dalton Umayam's boat. "It was kind of scary, …
·Honolulu, United States
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