New Bigg's orca calf spotted in WA waters
There has been a new orca calf spotted in our waters. New photos from the Pacific Whale Watch Association show a new calf they have been tracking in Puget Sound. It is not a southern resident whale, but rather a transient, or sometimes known as a Bigg's, orca. Unlike southern residents who are dependent on salmon, Bigg's prey on mammals like seals and even other whales.
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