T49A - Nan - Matriarch Nan is a fintastic mother! She has 7 offspring. All males, with the exception of one daughter. T49A1 Noah and T49A2 Jude are the oldest sons, and generally travel separately from Nan and the rest of the kids. T49A3 Nat, is a spouting male, and still travels with mom and hi

T124A pod makes a spectacular appearance! #deep #cove #killer #surprise #vancouver

Multiple pods came together for a meal. The energy was palpable! #killerwhale #celebrations #family #fun #day

Savour every moment ✨ T87 Harbeson, is the oldest male in the Transient/Bigg's killer whale population. He is estimated to be 64 years old. The average life span for a male orca is 20-30 years. He often travels alone cruising the shoreline for unsuspecting seals. He does spend some qualit

Poisonous Fish Swim — 🐡 Boxfish and Porcupine Fish are considered poisonous fish. Boxfish utilize a chemical defense system that makes them dangerous to predators and difficult for aquarists. When stressed or threatened, they release a potent toxin called pahutoxin (or ostracitoxin) from their

That was close! T419, T420 and T421 are so cool. #killerwhale #huntingseason #seal #SEA

A trio of killer whales has been stumping the local Dorcas. On March 5, 2026 three unknown fins made their way into Burrard Inlet. The videos were taken on March 6th at Cates Park. We saw the pod circle and spy hop in the same location for hours. They hunted a marine mammal, we witnessed at lea

T100E — Tharaya Her features are absolutely stunning! She has a very curved sharp tip dorsal fin, with shaded areas on her left saddle. However, it is her eyepatches that I appreciate the most. They are shaped like bulbous heads of a beluga whale, and taper off into a fade. She is such a beaut

Whale Shark Dive — I had the pleasure of meeting the largest fish on the planet! This encounter with Pepsi was a life changing surreal experience. Whale sharks are gentle giants, and pose no threat to humans. As specialized filter feeders, their strategy is gulping mouth fulls of water and sm

Grey Whales Galore! It was a pleasure to witness such high energy behaviours from these beautiful giants. A different energy in their breeding and calving grounds. A few breaches too. #grey #whales #mate #migration #mexico