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Listening to Whales

BOOK INFORMATION Title: Listening to Whales: What the Orcas Have Taught Us Author: Alexandra Morton Publisher: Ballantine Books Date Published: Reprint June 2004 Pages: 328 Buy on Amazon View on Goodreads

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    Springer's (A73) second calf (A116) has been named! Welcome Storm!!Springer (A73)'s second calf (A116) has a name - Welcome Storm! Last month, we asked the public to help choose a name for two-year old A116, born to Springer (A73), the northern resident killer whale whose rescue and return to her home waters made international headlines in 2002.The results are in, and with almost 40 per cent of the vote, the youngest calf of one of B.C.’s most famous killer whales will now be known as Storm. Thanks to everyone who voted!

    You can symbolically adopt Springer and her calves Spirit and Storm with a special edition pod adoption package that will be available this spring. All proceeds go directly to conservation research on wild killer whales. To find out more about the Wild Killer Whale Adoption Program, go to killerwhale.org.

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    You may have heard of me because I’m one of the most endangered marine mammals in the world (although I guess that’s not something to brag about). https://t.co/ejsDxPAPwv

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