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Weban adult killer whale (orcinus orca) surfaces next to a calf off the cumberland peninsula, baffin island, nunavut, canada, north america - wild orca stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images ... orca or killer whale (orcinus orca), spyhopping, kaldfjorden, norway - wild orca stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images. WebOrca Activities: Breaching - Throwing their bodies above the water’s surface and returning with a big splash. Lobtailing - Raising their tails high into the air and bringing them crashing onto the water’s surface. Spyhopping - Hanging vertically in the water with their heads above the surface to look over their surroundings; also called pitch-poling. ribbon\u0027s g1

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WebA killer whale spyhopping, perhaps looking for food (left). A group of harbor seals resting on the shore - prey for transient killer whales (right). (GA images) Mammals are the preferred food of the transient pods. The most … WebIf you're lucky, you'll see an orca spyhopping - emerging vertically from the water to look at you! Beluga whales. Beluga Whales. The beluga whale is an Arctic and sub-Arctic whale of the family Monodontidae, whose only other member is the narwhal. Belugas are a joy to see in the wild as they are some of the most intelligent, curious and chatty ... WebAug 16, 2009 · Orcas (Orcinus orca), also called Killer Whales, sometimes spy-hop — hold their heads and upper bodies out of the water to look for prey. This Orca bides his time as … ribbon\u0027s g2