Orcas start wearing dead salmon hats again
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We Hiked and Spotted Orcas at This Remote Lodge in the Canadian Wilderness — Here's What It's Like to StayClayoquot Wilderness Lodge is a seasonal resort on 600 acres that offers incredible access to awe-inspiring remote settings.
Andrew Trites, director of the University of British Columbia's marine mammal research unit, has identified the whales as a ...
A ferry captain captured the stunning moment a family of killer whales, or orcas, came within 10 feet of the boat in downtown Vancouver.
A group of orcas surprised travellers on False Creek Ferries Sunday when they surfaced only metres from the passenger boats.
False Creek Ferries captain Jack Hemsworth recounts the moment a pod of orcas swam by his boat and surprised passengers.
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‘One in a million’: Orcas glide through Vancouver’s False CreekVideo shared on social media shows the orcas cruising past highrise towers at the entrance to False Creek on Sunday.
A pod of orcas swam right by the small vessel in False Creek, metres away from Sunset Beach. The captain behind the wheel, ...
Over the weekend, False Creek got a surprise visit from a VIP—a very important pod.
Scientists eavesdropped on orcas and found ship sounds may hide fish from the endangered killer whales.
Stays at the Rosario Village, a luxury hotel and resort, start at $150 nightly and boast spellbinding views of Cascade Bay.
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Orcas make rare splash in Vancouver's downtown watersThe orcas ventured into the waters of False Creek in downtown Vancouver, Canada. While these marine mammals typically inhabit ...
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