perhaps it's time for us to let her grieve in privacy with her pod? These photos are ghoulish and heart-breaking. I understand that researchers much document, but is it really necessary to show us every moment of decomposition? :(
Tahlequah (J-35) spotted off Vancouver Island, still holding the decomposing body of her baby 17 days after birth and death. Check out photo and explanation athttps://whalesanctuaryproject.org/updates-on-the-j-pod-orcas/ …
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This is one of the worst things I've seen take place in nature. I hope those who are dealing these final blows to this amazing creature,
@waDNR,@lummicomm ,@GovInslee and our dumb senstors. Cheers to you all. I hope you can live with this.#orcas#orca#sanjuanislandsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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