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Killer Whale (orcinus orca)
Taken off the coast of Southern California
status: data deficient
Reunited with the CA140Bs after three and a half years! This is matriarch CA140B Louise’s dorsal fin which has a notch that makes her pretty easy to identify. This family of four is now a family of five with the addition of a new calf from Louise.
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Louise & her kids.
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4/3/18 - CA140′s traveling closely with CA180 and N25!
From front to back: CA163 Liner, N25, CA180, CA140 Emma, CA140B Louise.
Photo by Kara Hall with Monterey Bay Whale Watch
4/13/18 - The CA140′s hunting a young elephant seal.
In the second to last photo, you can see one of the females holding the seal in her mouth.
Photos by Kate Cummings
4/3/18 - CA140B Louise, submitted by anon. Thank you!
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11/4/17 - A few of the CA140′s.
From left to right: CA140 Emma, CA140B2 Little Bee, CA140B Louise, and CA140C.
Photo by Kate Cummings
03/11/2013 - This one’s from the archives! From front to back: CA140B Louise, CA50B, CA140 Emma, and CA50.
Photo by Santa Cruz Whale Watching
9/12/17 - CA140B Louise and her 5-month old calf CA140B2 Little Bee.
Photo by Deana Glenz with Blue Ocean Whale Watch
