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English: Members of the J16 matriline of the southern resident orcas in August 2018, from left to right: J42, J16, J50, J36; the remaining, and largest, member, male J26, is not depicted; IDs from photograph by user Rebecca Beecham Gotzl. At that time, J50 Scarlet was emaciated and small for a three-year-old, and died soon afterwards. |
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NOAA Fisheries via Outside Magazine https://www.outsideonline.com/2339111/orcas-mist |
| Author | Katy Foster |
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