So happy to see she’s doing well! I worried what would happen. Now, how’s J-50? Has our Canadian gov’t cooperated yet?
Tahlequah (J-35) no longer carrying deceased infant. Seen chasing school of salmon with her pod-mates. Her tour of grief apparently over. Behavior is "remarkably frisky." From Ctr for Whale Research. https://whalesanctuaryproject.org/updates-on-the-j-pod-orcas/ …pic.twitter.com/96kVyivsWt
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I think she was in her own defined mourning. These Orcas are highly intelligent and sentient beings. They are much more this than many human beings. Why wasn’t this calf named? Also, why aren’t all calves born given names! I’ve never understood that.
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17 days (at least) and 1,000 miles later, Tahlequah's tour of grief is now over.
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You go girl, you have suffered long enough! I am in awe of your devotion.
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She has finished grieving on her terms and now knows she must move on
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Any connection between J50 being shot with antibiotics on Friday and J35 releasing her calf on Saturday?
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So much heartache for this pod. RIP baby orca. :(
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