Kayaking with Orcas. The Northern Residents passing us by on the Johnstone Strait in 2019 #WildlifeAdventuresNEVI #northernresidents #orca #orcas | Wildlife Adventures, North East Vancouver Island

A mixed Pod of Northern Resident Orcas with two large male Orcas bringing up the rear. August 2023 Male Northern Resident Orcas often swim at the rear or periphery of their pods because of their social role, physical size, and protective behavior. Their positioning helps guard the pod, reduces conflict, and reflects their lifelong bond with their mothers in matrilineal family groups. Social Structure of Northern Resident Orcas Matrilineal pods: These orcas live in tight family groups led by a ma

Our Humpback Whale awareness Video. We have reposted this video because of the devastating news coming out of Vancouver about the death of the Humpback Whale that was hit by a Whale Watching boat. The Marine Education & Research Society (MERS) have a campaign called “See a Blow? Go Slow!” aimed at reducing vessel strikes on humpback whales along British Columbia’s coast. It educates boaters on whale behavior and promotes safer navigation practices. Campaign Purpose Goal: Prevent collisions betwe