La residente meridionale Orca, J-2, conosciuta come Granny, Orca orcinus, che si stima sia nata nel 1911, la rese la più antica orca conosciuta in vita quando è scomparsa.

• Collaboratore: Marli Wakeling / Alamy Foto Stock
• ID dell’immagine: HNAJ32
• Dimensioni dei file: 44 MB (579,5 KB Download compresso)
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• Dimensioni: 4816 x 3190 px | 40,8 x 27 cm | 16,1 x 10,6 inches | 300dpi
• Ubicazione: Salish Sea, Pacific Ocean, British Columbia, Canada

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Southern resident Orca, J-2, known as Granny, Orca orcinus, estimated to be born in 1911, made her the oldest known orca alive when she disappeared in 2016. J pod , Orcinus orca, British Columbia, Canada. Granny had been captured with the rest of her pod in 1967 but was too old at that time for a marine mammal park, so was released. The southern resident killer whales are the most studied population of killer whales in the world. Many whales in this population were captured in the 1960s and 1970s for use in sea parks, and others were killed by hunters attempting to capture them.

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