A young female J pod orca calf recently spotted by the Center for Whale Research (CWR) in Puget Sound has now been confirmed by the organization to be the offspring of Tahlequah, the whale who ...

Researchers confirmed a new calf was spotted swimming with orcas in the J Pod over the weekend. The Center for Whale Research shared the birth on social media Tuesday, calling it “a sign of hope ...

The Centre for Whale Research says the newborn was spotted swimming alongside a whale known as J40 near Victoria on Sunday. It's thought to be the orca's first calf.

The sighting of a baby killer whale in British Columbia has given researchers a sign of hope for the endangered species, according to the Center for Whale Research.

The sex of the new baby orca, L125, has not yet been confirmed ... The other calves born into the J pod family in 2020, J57 and J58, were also observed while experts were out identifying the ...

J pod frequents the western shore of the San Juan Islands. “While most other killer whale populations are doing well, the Southern Residents are among the world’s most endangered marine ...

Good news from the Salish Sea — there’s been a sighting of a new orca calf swimming with our Southern ... after a field biologist spotted the J Pod traveling west in Victoria Harbor.

The Washington-based centre says in a Facebook post that biologist Mark Malleson encountered J-pod, part of the larger population of southern resident killer whales, as the orcas swam past ...