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Old 24-07-2015, 19:35   #1
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Stranded Killer Whale

A young killer whale was stranded in some rocks south of Prince Rupert when the tide went out. He was kept cool while the folks that helped waited for the tide. His pod remained nearby until he was free and rejoined them.
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Old 24-07-2015, 19:57   #2
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Gad I hope she recovers though from the stress and possible injury being stranded on rocks.
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They said she settled down and seemed to realize that the people were trying to help. Hopefully with the support of the pod she will be okay. They are such amazing creatures.
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If I ever go aground I will remember that even whales can get stuck on the rocks. In my case though I hope it's mud.
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the killer whales always look like they have a smile on their face
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Thanks for sharing that with us. As yep, they're amazing.
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