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Old 27-06-2012, 16:25   #1
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Orcas playing cat and mouse with seal

Very interesting and wild story of the coast of B.C.

June 25th-Insane killer whale story……
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Old 27-06-2012, 18:32   #2
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Re: Orcas playing cat and mouse with seal

Great pictures! I'm wondering what kind of trouble he could have gotten in to with the environmentalists, or still could. I'm sure you are not allowed to transport marine mammals without a permit.
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Re: Orcas playing cat and mouse with seal

I'd tell the greenies to mind their own business and go fly a kite.
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Re: Orcas playing cat and mouse with seal

Interesting post . . . excellent photos. Comment: there are no good guys or bad guys in nature. Survival of the fittest requires that organisms must eat to survive. Nature dictates: eat or be eaten.
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