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After a sea change in how humans treat her species, this killer whale could soon return to her native Salish Sea – if the elderly animal can handle the transcontinental trek

After a sea change in how humans treat her species, this killer whale could soon return to her native Salish Sea – if the elderly animal can handle the transcontinental trek

Since the end of live capture, northern resident killer whales have tripled, while southern residents have languished. How they hunt could explain why

Since the end of live capture, northern resident killer whales have tripled, while southern residents have languished. How they hunt could explain it.

Since the end of live capture, northern resident killer whales have tripled, while southern residents have languished. How they hunt could explain it.

Since the end of live capture, northern resident killer whales have tripled, while southern residents have languished. How they hunt could explain it.

Since the end of live capture, northern resident killer whales have tripled, while southern residents have languished. How they hunt could explain it.

Since the end of live capture, northern resident killer whales have tripled, while southern residents have languished. How they hunt could explain it.