Orca mother known for 'tour of grief' welcomes new southern resident killer whale calf
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What's being reported
A new southern resident killer whale calf has been born to a mother known for her 'tour of grief'. Researchers say the newborn calf appears healthy and is nursing and socializing with its mother.
How coverage differs
- Times ColonistQuotes researchers calling the news 'definitely good news' and warning that life is hard for young killer whales.
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Glacier · 1 version · 1 outlet
- 'Definitely good news': New southern resident killer whale calf spotted
The calf appears healthy, but researchers warn that life is hard for young killer whales
Postmedia · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Orca mother known for ‘tour of grief’ welcomes new calf
The newborn calf appears healthy, nursing and socializing with its mother, said researchers
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