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Rare orca pod filmed swimming close to California shores - Vimarsana News

Rare orca pod filmed swimming close to California shores

A pod of orcas was filmed swimming close to the California coast in a rare sighting. Footage posted by the Channel Islands National Park on Wednesday, 6 March, shows some of the huge marine mammals breaching the water's surface close to San Miguel Island across the Santa Barbara Channel in the Pacific Ocean. The park said a ranger was patrolling the waters expecting to see the usual elephant seals and sea lions at Point Bennett, but he was surprised to find unusual still water and silence before spotting a huge orca. The male, which had a black 5-foot-tall dorsal fin, was accompanied by six ot...

Where To Hike On The Channel Islands - Vimarsana News

Where To Hike On The Channel Islands

Just a couple steps into your hike, you'll understand why people call the Channel Islands the "Galápagos Islands of the north."

America's greatest national parks - Vimarsana News

America's greatest national parks

From striated canyons to sun-soaked beaches to immense glaciers, our expert reveals the nation’s best natural corners

How to visit Channel Islands National Park - Vimarsana News

How to visit Channel Islands National Park

Five remote islands off the coast of Southern California are known as the “North American Galapagos.” These expert tips will help you plan an unforgettable adventure.

How to visit San Miguel Island, Channel Islands National Park - Vimarsana News

How to visit San Miguel Island, Channel Islands National Park

With seals and sea lions and hardly any humans, San Miguel Island, among the Channel Islands, has been called 'the Galapagos of North America.'