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Famous orca mother Tahlequah has a healthy new calf
The Center for Whale Research confirmed J65, a male calf born to J35, known as Tahlequah. He is nursing, socializing, and showing no signs of trouble.
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Rescues, wildlife comebacks, and the humans who care for them. 3 verified stories from Washington, including Seattle, Montesano, and Pullman. Each one is checked and linked to the original report.
AnimalsThe Center for Whale Research confirmed J65, a male calf born to J35, known as Tahlequah. He is nursing, socializing, and showing no signs of trouble.
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AnimalsOfficer Marcus O'Connor took the babies to Twin Harbors Wildlife Center. After several months of care, he helped release all six on Oct. 3.
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AnimalsSaved from a hoarding case, he had a heart defect repaired at WSU. His foster vet said yes, forever.
Verified · WSU Insider