#ca216's

9/4/19 - Very exciting news! A brand new calf has been spotted in the CA216 matriline with grayish pigmentation, exactly like the little off-colored calf T46B1B in the Pacific Northwest. You can still see the faint fetal folds, indicating that this is a newborn individual.

This is not the same calf, family, or population from the PNW, however CA transients occasionally intermingle with other West Coast transient populations. Who knows what the genetic connection could be between these two calves, if there even is one!

2/4/18 - The CA216′s with a male whose ID is currently pending. Will update once I have it!

The female with the tall curved dorsal fin is matriarch CA216, while the one with the raggedy dorsal is CA216B Jagged, one of her daughters.

10/7/17 - Awesome underwater and aerial footage of the CA51′s and CA216′s traveling together off the coast of Orange County.

9/5/18 - New calf! I believe these are the CA216′s, will update once I’ve confirmed.

4/14/18 - Beautiful drone footage of the CA216′s off the coast of San Diego. Close-up shots of CA216B Jagged at the beginning, and CA216A at the end.