"The Golden Girls" have appeared in Monterey Bay! These are Transient Orcas CA26, CA36, and CA180 who were believed to be post-menopausal females when they were first photo-cataloged in the 1990s, meaning their current ages are likely somewhere between their late 50s to early 70s
Via: seashepherdstore
With over 40 years of animal conservation Sea Shepherd has come a long way from its single vessel past. Sea Shepherd was founded in 1977 but did you know that we did not get our first vessel… https://t.co/ZLbc7FsAzD
When a baby orca gets into trouble the family help.
Here we see an incident during a show where the calf gets stuck.
#SeaWorld risking the well being of a calf for profit
Around the world we're seeing environmental catastrophe driven by profit and greed. In the Upper Gulf the heroes of #SeaofShadows are saying 'enough is enough!' and putting a stop to it. Will you join them in the fight for our planet?
#BraceforImpactSOS
Both babies recently born to Southern Resident orca moms are still alive. Plus, J pod has been seen in the Strait of Juan de Fuca after more than a month's absence. https://t.co/mPN7GiIKQj
We fight to protect and preserve ecosystems and species from harm through our direct-action approach. Founded in 1977, #SeaShepherd has been a voice for the oceans for over 42 years. Learn more here: https://t.co/e0M1WDJr60
#SSCS#fortheoceans
On the .@TheSun: Hunters slaughter 23 whales off the coast of Faroe Islands. Sea Shepherd documented the killing on Friday in the bay of Hvalvik. https://t.co/SoUpTydEMP