BC baby orca: Stuck in lagoon for weeks, killer whale calf is finally free
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- At 2:30 a.m. Friday at high tide, B.C.’s orphaned orca whale calf, Kwee-sa-hay-is or 'Brave Little Hunter,' swam past the sandbar where her mother beached and died, towards Little Espinosa Inlet, and onto Esperanza near Zeballos.
The calf has been stuck in a shallow lagoon since March 23, when she and her mother swam through a narrow channel connected to the ocean.
Global's Kylie Stanton tells us what happens next for the little orca.
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Super awesome that everybody took care 🙏of this baby orca 😊God bless baby orca😇
They care so much. Thank you for helping this beautiful creature. ❤❤❤
Bless our indigenous brothers and sisters
Thank you for saving this beautiful creature. So many people would have said it's not therir problem, and you didn't give up on her. Thank you so much 🩶🖤🩶🖤
Nicely done to all involved. We choose life.
Thank you all for your efforts in saving this calf. Just a heart warming story. Beautiful B.C
Thank you all for helping her to find her way out of that sad place. You have all worked so hard … may she find her family soon and may they take her in and keep her safe so she can grow up strong. Bless you one and all. 🙏 💖 🙏
I'm so grateful for all who helped her 💓 💗 ❤️ 💕 💖 💛 💓 💗 ❤️
Such great news!! Well done
So happy!
Kwee-sa-hay-is left on her own time, she felt it was time to leave her mom.
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So very very happy that she is finally free. Find your pod baby, live 😂❤❤
this is the news I've been waiting for T_T
Rest easy sweet mama 🐳 im so happy this baby is 👍🏻 hope she finds her pod!! Her grandma is leader... I heard the biologists say that. So cool!!
Right on man … was thinking so much … awesome .. all I can say is good job!
Thank you
Good news. Thanks to the people who took care of her! Hope she can find her pod! Or they find her.
Love this story ❤
Imagine… Mother Nature did what she does, all on her own lol
She would've starved to death if it was up to mother nature. People were feeding her
Orcas (also known as killer whales) are indeed dolphins. They are the largest members of the dolphin family (Delphinidae) and are closely related to porpoises. While they are often referred to as “killer whales,” this name is a misnomer, as they are not actually whales, but rather dolphins
they are however really good at killing; they exist on every ocean, which means that they are probably the most effective predator on the planet - never mind being highly intelligent and capable of teamwork, they are the dominant rulers of one entire realm of the earth; no other animal comes close to that claim. 25 feet long, 3 tons or more and they can jump 10 feet clear of the water just as easily as Flipper, chasing Flipper at 40 miles an hour, and they have a lifespan similar to humans . . . . they are truly amazing creatures
@@nobrainsnoheadache2434 People are animals too lol
And they hunt and eat dolphins
Not a misnomer, just people don't understand it's origin......it is a whale killer or "killer of whales", and not a killer whale
@@tbprofile1295 Guess you never heard of Flipper
Hurray.. Now i just hope theres no hunting of these beautiful creatures..
THANK THE GODDESS!!!
Oh I’m so happy that she did it on her own!!! I believe she mourned her mother and knew it was her time to leave and find the rest of her family. So proud of her 💜
Swim free beautiful 🙏
Orcas life span and maturity are fairly similar to human standards, so does this mean the Orca calf is essentially a 2 year old child, lost, alone, with no one to care for it like if a 2 year old human child would be in the same situation?
Weeks of nothing but waste of time and money. The calf just didn't want to leave it's morher. They are smart. Unlike the pople around the calf.
It wasn’t “trapped” if it eventually swam out on its own. Another non-story.
Yet here you are making comments on a non-story.......how pointless of you
Why did Global News join in on reporting this story to make it into an indigenous "rescue" mission? After all of the "rescue" efforts that failed, the little whale left that lagoon without anyone's help. Couldn't find any stories about a cat needing to be rescued from a tree or telephone pole by the local fire department or telephone linesman? This one dragged on for weeks!
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Useless DFO and organizers
Good job caretakers !!! :D
I'm happy the whale got out. But all the people in this video have something about them that really creeps me out.
You mean like the whole selfie thing?
What are the odds she will survive. Satellite tracker anyone ?We put them on all manner of sea creatures. Why not her?
She's young and under a stressful situation as it was. She's smart and already evaded the attempt to put her in a sling. They didn't want to risk adding to her stress by tagging her.
Gitchi Miigwetch to all.
How many millions blown ?
Likely nowhere near even a quarter million, that's being generous.
Not enough because one intelligent individuell who had a child to show the world died.
Still waiting for people to give you money eh?
🎶🎶The sun will come out tomorrow bet your bottom dollars that tomorrow there'll be sun🎶🎶😉😉😘😘🤞🤞
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😂do not let it adapt and steal our food supply..
It is our direct competitor and we need the ocean fish more..
Nature tried but like we do best, we failed it!
Now it must live a real rough life trying not to be caught by tuna fishers while trying to feed itself to survive on our fish..
That’s a win for humans 😂😢
So ironic.. 😢
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