18 July 2006, Orcalab reports:
No orcas present.
Last night the A12s, A4s and the A5s passed Robson Bight and seemed to keep going. It would be nice if the A36s convinced the D7s to return. They were last seen still headed west near the Jeanette Islands in Queen Charlotte Strait.
Helena
18 Jul 2006 07:23:23 PDT
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The A36 matriline lost its matriarch, A36 Sophia, in 1997. It now consists of only three males, and thus will die out in time. Since their mother's death the three males, A32 Cracroft, A37 Plumper and A46 Kaikash, continue to travel together.
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