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Orcas make for great fishing partners! Just don’t let them get your catch, on average, they can eat 500 pounds of food a day…
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Orcas make for great fishing partners! Just don’t let them get your catch, on average, they can eat 500 pounds of food a day…
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Today’s Orca Week post is a Danny centered story, “You Should Smile More!”
Danny’s forlorn expression catches the attention of a witch who really wants him to be happy, but are Danny’s feelings taken into consideration?
Check back tomorrow to see how it all ends!
One of the nicknames for Orcas, “Killer Whale” comes from an early sailor recounting which referred to them as the “Killer of Whales/The Whale Killer!” Despite the intimidating title, Orcas don’t behave that much differently from other undersea predators
July 13th-19th is Orca Week! As a part of the festivities we’ll be celebrating Danny all week long! There will be something to see everyday so be sure to check back in every now and again!
Another less often used nickname for orcas is “Pandas of the Sea/Sea Pandas” due to their similar features!
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The white moon looking mark on an Orcas back is called a “Saddle Patch!” Orcas use them to identify each other in low visibility areas
Today is the last day of Orca Week.
Thank you for joining us in celebrating! Hope you had some fun, learned something new about orcas, and maybe Danny too!
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