#a94

RED vs BLUE

Mystery (A94) in late summer 2021. He has been with the A42 matriline since last year.

In this video taken in September 2021 Mystery (A94) swims under a whale watching boat belonging to Prince of Whales Whale Watching. He was with the A42s.

Magin(A71) has been officially declared deceased.

Here is fifteen year old Magin(A71) with his younger brother Mystery(A94) on August 18 2014 at the rubbing beaches on Malcolm Island

Kelsey(A24) with baby Mystery(A94) back in 2009

At eighteen years of age Magin(A71) is nearly a full mature male; his dorsal is at about the height and size it will remain for the rest of his life baring severe injury or collapse. Toba(A78)’s dorsal started sprouting last year. A110, now two years old, has a nonscientific name, chosen from among the various names of coastal British Columbia landmarks and geography.

Their niece Springer(A73) was spotted with a new calf born in the early part this year along with her first offspring born in 2013. She is a healthy whale and producing robust offspring; by all standards her rescue and rehabilitation back in 2002 is a success.

There were few confirmed sightings of the A24s, they mainly traversed the waters between the tip of the southeastern Alaskan panhandle and central British Columbian coast. 

The listed ages of each A24 orca are estimates.

Schooner(A64) -  22 years old, adult female, matriarch, mother of two offspring

Kanish(A89) - 9 years old, juvenile, offspring of Schooner(A64)

Barkley(A110) - 2 year old male calf, offspring of Schooner(A64)

Magin(A71) - 18 years old, adult male

Toba(A78) - 14 years old, juvenile maturing male

Magin(A71) and Mystery(A94)