J35, the southern resident killer whale that made headlines for carrying her dead calf across the ocean for weeks, is a new mother again.
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Finally she gets to feel happy! I am not crying. You are!
@Kay Skywalker lol would you believe me if I told you that I am actually cutting onions as we speak?? I just harvested a handful from my garden and am pickling them. Hahaha (also crying for the Orca!)
Being a Mother, I felt her pain. This was one of the saddest things I’ve witnessed in the Water World. Wish we could have hugged her at that time.
Her joy and happiness can also be seen and felt now…Life can be so mysterious and hard but also, So Amazing.
we all are crying
Yes, I am crying.
Tears of pure joy, knowing this whale got her second chance to be a mom!
@Michael Coulter same!!
so sad the population is so low tho :'(
The blue whales are fine with it.
@Christina 2.0 The orcas, including this pod are seen off my island in the same strait on the regular, so overdevelopment didn’t force them out.
it’s increasing 😀
@Fusion325 Is it really?
@Dennzer1 Well thanks to quarantine commercial fishing paused for the most part. Looks like the srkws are recovering at least a little.
That made me happy! ☺️
Awwww, she must be so happy! 🙂
Wow a story without fear and pandemic pumping and what? No talk about not opening until a mandatory vaccine?
I must be dreaming
Healthy and happy life to you little one! <3
That is wonderful news!
i hope and pray their number increase!
It did. They just had a new one. Don’t believe all of the BS these money hungry environmentalist groups tell you.
Rob Lockhart You call the decline in Chinook salmon, manmade noise, pollution and ship strikes BS? Those are real threats that threaten the Southern Residents and have killed dozens of them, along with live capture.
Please do some research instead of spouting ignorant crap
Shut up! I’ve spent my entire life on the water and know more about these whale than you ever will. Stop spreading your BS
aww little J36
It’s J57, not 36.
Awe so happy for her that was the saddest thing I ever seen
Hi
If this doesn’t break your heart “ I don’t know what does “ how sad very sad .
Sad? She had a new baby and is very happy. How can this be sad? Life gave her a second chance.
@Karla de Sa I think she is talking about the first part of the title. I saw that video a while back. Heartbreaking. Our fellow mammals grieving like we do breaks our hearts. It kind of makes me think even more about how similar we are vs different.
More of this kind of news please!
Lol this isn’t news. Its fluff reporting.
Yes I like these stories
@Marky mark and the bunky funch this isn’t fluff…
TO WHOEVER DISLIKED THIS VIDEO: seek professional help 👏🏼
I’ll never seek professional help
I thought the same… How can someone dislike it?
@Karla de Sa Because its a stupid montage, not a video.
In other words “Stop it get some help” Michael Jordan
Awww J57 <3 Can we give them actual names please?
Her name is Tahlequah 🙂
Her baby wont get a nickname for about a year.
I’m not crying I swear, just have something in both eyes.
It’s hot. Your eyes are sweating.
It would be really nice if YouTube didn’t put up two suggestion windows on the screen as the video is still playing.
Was unable to see drone images and read the captions.
same thing I was going to comment on. Now they appear even earlier to the end than before.
73, that is not enough!
C’mon little guy!!!!!
I am so happy she is getting another chance to be a mom. I hope things go well for her and the baby this time.
for those on phones, the last two lines read:
Drone images captured in July helped researchers confirm that J35, or Tahlequah, was pregnant.
Researchers believe the new birth brings the total southern resident killer whale population to 73.