...and the wildlife..😍🐋🦅🌲🗻🛥...✨ #orcas #humpbackwhales #baldeagles #harborseals #stellarsealions #seaotters #puffins #dallsporpoise #kenaifjordsnp #sewardalaska #npcruise #sograteful #ftmtraveler (at Kenai Fjords National Park)

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...and the wildlife..😍🐋🦅🌲🗻🛥...✨ #orcas #humpbackwhales #baldeagles #harborseals #stellarsealions #seaotters #puffins #dallsporpoise #kenaifjordsnp #sewardalaska #npcruise #sograteful #ftmtraveler (at Kenai Fjords National Park)

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Credit © 🎞 ✅ @pnwprotectors 🖋 A curious colony of Stellar Sea lions watch carefully from their haul out... Did you know: Reductions in pinniped populations negatively impacts Bigg’s Orcas and their recent resurgence is directly correlated to the number of seals and sea lions. Harbour Seals compose 52% of Bigg’s Killer Whales’ diet, and Steller Sea Lions compose 13%. These two species alone make up 65% of the prey consumed by these orcas. Seals and sea lions are opportunistic predators that feed on other fish species, including Hake and Pacific Herring. Hake feed on juvenile salmon. A reduction in the number of pinnipeds could lead to an increase in the number of Hake, and fewer salmon. Pacific Herring compete with juvenile salmon. A reduction in the number of pinnipeds could lead to an increase in this salmon predator at salmon at a critical stage of their development. More prey = more Transients In the 1970s and 1980s, populations of prey species along the west coast of North America were low and as a result Bigg’s were very uncommon in coastal waters. Seal and sea lion populations were heavily decimated from culls that ended in 1970 . In the 1990s, pinniped populations rebounded and with healthy prey populations the Bigg’s orca population grew significantly. During the 20 years between 1990 and 2010 the known coastal population more than doubled from about 120 to 280 animals! Pinniped facts via: Jared Towers Marine Education Research Society Dr. Lance Barret Lennard #stellarsealions #pinnipeds #biggsarethebalance https://www.instagram.com/p/CAfdFQYABh9/?igshid=1q355g2mjvs69
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