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Orphaned B.C. orca: Rescue team prepares landing site for complex rescue

The federal Fisheries Department is collaborating with the Ehattesaht First Nation to rescue and release a stranded whale calf safely into the ocean.
A team of experts and community members will conduct dry runs ahead of the rescue, with the calf's health being a primary concern throughout the process.
Initially considering holding the calf in a net pen, the department now plans to release her directly into open water, where she is likely to reunite with her family pod.

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Winnipeg Free Press

Orphaned B.C. orca: Rescue team prepares landing site for complex rescue

ZEBALLOS, B.C. – A team of about two dozen people is preparing the planned landing area for the complex rescue of an orphaned killer whale calf trapped in a remote […]

21 days ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Orphaned B.C. orca: Rescue team prepares landing site for complex rescue

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Orphaned B.C. orca: Rescue team prepares landing site for complex rescue

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