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Spazito

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2. I certainly hope that is what happened...

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Reply #1)

Sun Apr 28, 2024, 09:53 AM

Apr 2024

that would be wonderful. Her family pod returns to that area around every two weeks and they had been away almost that amount of time so it is certainly possible. My fingers are crossed.

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Sounds like something triggered her escape. Baitball Blogger Apr 2024 #1

I certainly hope that is what happened... Spazito Apr 2024 #2

Yes that is hopeful that she finds her own pod or is, at the very least, adopted by another pod Bev54 Apr 2024 #3

I was so thrilled she did it on her own... Spazito Apr 2024 #4

Lady Sedna, please hold Your Brave Little Hunter close, and reunite niyad Apr 2024 #5

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Every orca that's able to be returned to the wild should be, and damned soon! BobTheSubgenius Apr 2024 #7

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Orcas are sacred in their culture... Spazito Apr 2024 #9

Did you ever watch "Luna: Spirit of the Whale"? Starred Adam Beach niyad Apr 2024 #10

The title rings a bell but... Spazito Apr 2024 #11

You are most welcome. I went looking just a bit ago, and found it niyad Apr 2024 #12