What's all the noise?

Whistles (above) are complex close-range calls used by orca for staying in touch. The whales recognize each other individually by their own signature voices. Young orca learn to whistle from their elders, resulting in unique ’dialects’ amongst different pods. Now that's a real ocean orca-stra!

Each orca pod is believed to have its own unique 'dialect'

One of the most iconic species on our planet, the killer whale's survival as a species is under heavy threat. Noise pollution, overfishing, and other human activities are making it extremely difficult for orca to find enough prey to thrive.

It isn't too late for the orca.

Fortunately, the plight of orca is becoming more widely recognized and conservation efforts are ramping up. Most recently, Russia added orca to their official endangered list which experts say should put a halt on international orca trafficking.

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