Woman captures special moment with southern resident orcas
A Seattle woman is sharing her experience after spending the night on a Vashon Island beach capturing a special moment with her favorite animal.
Stay updated with breaking news from Orca Network. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A Seattle woman is sharing her experience after spending the night on a Vashon Island beach capturing a special moment with her favorite animal.
In a city known for its stunning views of Puget Sound, Seattle's most coveted sightings are of orcas and other whales. The fate of endangered resident orcas is a common
In a city known for its stunning views of Puget Sound, Seattle's most coveted sightings are of orcas and other whales. The fate of endangered resident orcas is a common topic of conversation, though glimpses of the enchanting creatures are elusive. But Salish Wildlife Watch, a WhatsApp group chat, is making it easier for residents to find the whales and, organizers hope, get motivated to learn about and protect the animals. The group chat alerts its 1,800 members when orcas are near. Users credit the alerts for seeing whales as they swim past the city’s skyline, calves with parents, pod ...
In a city known for its stunning views of Puget Sound, Seattle's most coveted sightings are of orcas and other whales. The fate of endangered resident orcas is a common topic of conversation, though glimpses of the enchanting creatures are elusive. But Salish Wildlife Watch, a WhatsApp group chat, is making it easier for residents to find the whales and, organizers hope, get motivated to learn about and protect the animals. The group chat alerts its 1,800 members when orcas are near. Users credit the alerts for seeing whales as they swim past the city’s skyline, calves with parents, pod ...
In a city known for its stunning views of Puget Sound, Seattle's most coveted sightings are of orcas and other whales. The fate of endangered resident orcas is a common topic of conversation, though glimpses of the enchanting creatures are elusive. But Salish Wildlife Watch, a WhatsApp group chat, is making it easier for residents to find the whales and, organizers hope, get motivated to learn about and protect the animals. The group chat alerts its 1,800 members when orcas are near. Users credit the alerts for seeing whales as they swim past the city’s skyline, calves with parents, pod ...