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Meet the Whales

Transient Killer Whales

T2 Group (5 whales in 2016)
 

Pedder (T2B) - adult female born in 1979

Tasu (T2C) - adult female born in 1989 with three offspring, Rocky (T2C1), Tumbo (T2C2) and Lucy (T2C3)

Rocky (T2C1) - young male born in 2002

Tumbo (T2C2) - young male born in 2005

Lucy (T2C3) - young female born in 2011

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Photo: Lance Barrett-Lennard
Pedder (T2B) in September 2010 traveling with the T60 group north of Port Hardy