Doc by @leirenyoung: The Killer Whale Who Changed The World based on his bestselling book. Also award winning short The Hundred Year Old Whale (Watch Free ⬇️)
Our short documentary The Hundred-Year-Old Whale seems to be having a resurgence on streaming platforms. You can check it out for free here https://t.co/Jyz2fbyIzd
As well as on The Green Channel, Typhoon on Demand and a few others.
Our short documentary The Hundred-Year-Old Whale seems to be having a resurgence on streaming platforms. You can check it out for free here https://t.co/Jyz2fbyIzd
As well as on The Green Channel, Typhoon on Demand and a few others.
We had a great time screening “The Hundred Year Old Whale” @WaterDocs
Please check out their prize draw. DEADLINE August 13th!
First Annual Water Docs 'Outdoor Adventures' Draw! by Ecologos Environmental Organization https://t.co/sX1qlEJnK1
Moby Doll was caught by accident in 1964 and was publicly displayed for only one day at the Vancouver Aquarium. He survived less than 3 months. #bcfacts#BC150
So if you want to check out my audiobooks, Nook Audiobooks included Orcas Everywhere, The Killer Whale Who Changed the World and Never Shoot a Stampede Queen in their special discount sale for “Audiobook Month." #audiobook#AudiobookMonth https://t.co/TUjHtU6exc
This incredible shot was taken in Skjervøy, Norway, today - November 11th. Photographer Krisztina Balotay captured the moment when a 7-8 ton #orca breached out of the water without any effort. Simply breathtaking!
#killerwhales#whales#Skjervøy#norway
We are pleased to report a NEW calf in J pod! J35's new calf appeared healthy and precocious, swimming vigorously alongside its mother in its second day of free-swimming life.
https://t.co/6bSnvzRAju
Good news! Tahlequah (J35) the southern resident orca who carried her dead calf for 17 days and more than 1,000 miles almost two years ago, is pregnant again. Her baby is still a long way away but fingers crossed.
Photo: Center for Whale Research
Every minute a garbage truck of plastic is dumped into the seas. We catch seafood equivalent to the weight of China every year. We need to change course.
There's no time to waste. There's no planet B. #GreenNewDeal.
#ActOnClimate#climate#energy#useless#wasteless#go100re