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  1. I just finished beading this piece. "SEEKING SHELTER"
    Was going to call it Team Orca. Lol.🙃
    Bead embroidery. 15/0 seed beads. Small metal charm. 11/0 seed bead edging. 5 X 7 inches.
    #beadart #mastoart #alaskaartist #sailing #orca #orcauprising #artistsonmastodon #whales #sailboat #TeamOrca

  2. I just finished beading this piece. "SEEKING SHELTER"
    Was going to call it Team Orca. Lol.🙃
    Bead embroidery. 15/0 seed beads. Small metal charm. 11/0 seed bead edging. 5 X 7 inches.
    #beadart #mastoart #alaskaartist #sailing #orca #orcauprising #artistsonmastodon #whales #sailboat #TeamOrca

  3. I just finished beading this piece. "SEEKING SHELTER"
    Was going to call it Team Orca. Lol.🙃
    Bead embroidery. 15/0 seed beads. Small metal charm. 11/0 seed bead edging. 5 X 7 inches.
    #beadart #mastoart #alaskaartist #sailing #orca #orcauprising #artistsonmastodon #whales #sailboat #TeamOrca

  4. I just finished beading this piece. "SEEKING SHELTER"
    Was going to call it Team Orca. Lol.🙃
    Bead embroidery. 15/0 seed beads. Small metal charm. 11/0 seed bead edging. 5 X 7 inches.
    #beadart #mastoart #alaskaartist #sailing #orca #orcauprising #artistsonmastodon #whales #sailboat #TeamOrca

  5. I just finished beading this piece. "SEEKING SHELTER"
    Was going to call it Team Orca. Lol.🙃
    Bead embroidery. 15/0 seed beads. Small metal charm. 11/0 seed bead edging. 5 X 7 inches.
    #beadart #mastoart #alaskaartist #sailing #orca #orcauprising #artistsonmastodon #whales #sailboat #TeamOrca

  6. Breaking: Otters have joined the #OrcaUprising

    Well, one otter.

    A sea otter in California is hassling surfers and stealing their boards npr.org/2023/07/13/1187295769/

  7. Breaking: Otters have joined the #OrcaUprising

    Well, one otter.

    A sea otter in California is hassling surfers and stealing their boards npr.org/2023/07/13/1187295769/

  8. Breaking: Otters have joined the #OrcaUprising

    Well, one otter.

    A sea otter in California is hassling surfers and stealing their boards npr.org/2023/07/13/1187295769/

  9. Breaking: Otters have joined the #OrcaUprising

    Well, one otter.

    A sea otter in California is hassling surfers and stealing their boards npr.org/2023/07/13/1187295769/

  10. Breaking: Otters have joined the #OrcaUprising

    Well, one otter.

    A sea otter in California is hassling surfers and stealing their boards npr.org/2023/07/13/1187295769/

  11. @DoomsdaysCW I only dispute the "worryingly" part. I am 100% in favor of the orcas.

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising

  12. @DoomsdaysCW I only dispute the "worryingly" part. I am 100% in favor of the orcas.

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising

  13. @DoomsdaysCW I only dispute the "worryingly" part. I am 100% in favor of the orcas.

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising

  14. @DoomsdaysCW I only dispute the "worryingly" part. I am 100% in favor of the orcas.

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising

  15. @DoomsdaysCW I only dispute the "worryingly" part. I am 100% in favor of the orcas.

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising

  16. Why killer whales won’t stop ramming boats in Spain

    June 29, 2023

    "'In 2020, the attack lasted almost an hour and was not as organized,' Kriz said. 'This time we could hear them communicating under the boat. It only took about 10 to 15 minutes.'

    "There are clues suggesting that White Gladis [a certain whale] may have become entangled in fishing gear — a common threat to orcas — either as an accident or during an illegal fishing attempt, López Fernandez said: Many boats use fishing lines at the stern, and this seems to be one of the motivating factors for orcas to approach and investigate the rear of the craft. Earlier this year, another killer whale in the area was spotted with a fishing line on its body, he said.

    "Since White Gladis’ supposed traumatic event, two adult killer whales may have started teaching juveniles how to approach boats to disable their rudders — which seems to track with Kriz’s observation about the evolution of the behavior between his two encounters.

    "'Orcas are a very #matriarchal society and all juveniles look up to these very important females in the pod; the juveniles are copying their behaviors because they believe that if these very important individuals do something, they have to do the same to ensure their own survival,' González said.

    "Worryingly, the interactions seem to be on the rise: “From January to May, we’ve seen an increase compared to last year, but it’s too early to say if this will be maintained throughout the rest of the season,' López Fernandez said."

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising #OrcaRevolution

    accuweather.com/en/weather-new

  17. Why killer whales won’t stop ramming boats in Spain

    June 29, 2023

    "'In 2020, the attack lasted almost an hour and was not as organized,' Kriz said. 'This time we could hear them communicating under the boat. It only took about 10 to 15 minutes.'

    "There are clues suggesting that White Gladis [a certain whale] may have become entangled in fishing gear — a common threat to orcas — either as an accident or during an illegal fishing attempt, López Fernandez said: Many boats use fishing lines at the stern, and this seems to be one of the motivating factors for orcas to approach and investigate the rear of the craft. Earlier this year, another killer whale in the area was spotted with a fishing line on its body, he said.

    "Since White Gladis’ supposed traumatic event, two adult killer whales may have started teaching juveniles how to approach boats to disable their rudders — which seems to track with Kriz’s observation about the evolution of the behavior between his two encounters.

    "'Orcas are a very #matriarchal society and all juveniles look up to these very important females in the pod; the juveniles are copying their behaviors because they believe that if these very important individuals do something, they have to do the same to ensure their own survival,' González said.

    "Worryingly, the interactions seem to be on the rise: “From January to May, we’ve seen an increase compared to last year, but it’s too early to say if this will be maintained throughout the rest of the season,' López Fernandez said."

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising #OrcaRevolution

    accuweather.com/en/weather-new

  18. Why killer whales won’t stop ramming boats in Spain

    June 29, 2023

    "'In 2020, the attack lasted almost an hour and was not as organized,' Kriz said. 'This time we could hear them communicating under the boat. It only took about 10 to 15 minutes.'

    "There are clues suggesting that White Gladis [a certain whale] may have become entangled in fishing gear — a common threat to orcas — either as an accident or during an illegal fishing attempt, López Fernandez said: Many boats use fishing lines at the stern, and this seems to be one of the motivating factors for orcas to approach and investigate the rear of the craft. Earlier this year, another killer whale in the area was spotted with a fishing line on its body, he said.

    "Since White Gladis’ supposed traumatic event, two adult killer whales may have started teaching juveniles how to approach boats to disable their rudders — which seems to track with Kriz’s observation about the evolution of the behavior between his two encounters.

    "'Orcas are a very #matriarchal society and all juveniles look up to these very important females in the pod; the juveniles are copying their behaviors because they believe that if these very important individuals do something, they have to do the same to ensure their own survival,' González said.

    "Worryingly, the interactions seem to be on the rise: “From January to May, we’ve seen an increase compared to last year, but it’s too early to say if this will be maintained throughout the rest of the season,' López Fernandez said."

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising #OrcaRevolution

    accuweather.com/en/weather-new

  19. Why killer whales won’t stop ramming boats in Spain

    June 29, 2023

    "'In 2020, the attack lasted almost an hour and was not as organized,' Kriz said. 'This time we could hear them communicating under the boat. It only took about 10 to 15 minutes.'

    "There are clues suggesting that White Gladis [a certain whale] may have become entangled in fishing gear — a common threat to orcas — either as an accident or during an illegal fishing attempt, López Fernandez said: Many boats use fishing lines at the stern, and this seems to be one of the motivating factors for orcas to approach and investigate the rear of the craft. Earlier this year, another killer whale in the area was spotted with a fishing line on its body, he said.

    "Since White Gladis’ supposed traumatic event, two adult killer whales may have started teaching juveniles how to approach boats to disable their rudders — which seems to track with Kriz’s observation about the evolution of the behavior between his two encounters.

    "'Orcas are a very #matriarchal society and all juveniles look up to these very important females in the pod; the juveniles are copying their behaviors because they believe that if these very important individuals do something, they have to do the same to ensure their own survival,' González said.

    "Worryingly, the interactions seem to be on the rise: “From January to May, we’ve seen an increase compared to last year, but it’s too early to say if this will be maintained throughout the rest of the season,' López Fernandez said."

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising #OrcaRevolution

    accuweather.com/en/weather-new

  20. Why killer whales won’t stop ramming boats in Spain

    June 29, 2023

    "'In 2020, the attack lasted almost an hour and was not as organized,' Kriz said. 'This time we could hear them communicating under the boat. It only took about 10 to 15 minutes.'

    "There are clues suggesting that White Gladis [a certain whale] may have become entangled in fishing gear — a common threat to orcas — either as an accident or during an illegal fishing attempt, López Fernandez said: Many boats use fishing lines at the stern, and this seems to be one of the motivating factors for orcas to approach and investigate the rear of the craft. Earlier this year, another killer whale in the area was spotted with a fishing line on its body, he said.

    "Since White Gladis’ supposed traumatic event, two adult killer whales may have started teaching juveniles how to approach boats to disable their rudders — which seems to track with Kriz’s observation about the evolution of the behavior between his two encounters.

    "'Orcas are a very #matriarchal society and all juveniles look up to these very important females in the pod; the juveniles are copying their behaviors because they believe that if these very important individuals do something, they have to do the same to ensure their own survival,' González said.

    "Worryingly, the interactions seem to be on the rise: “From January to May, we’ve seen an increase compared to last year, but it’s too early to say if this will be maintained throughout the rest of the season,' López Fernandez said."

    #Orcas #OrcaUprising #OrcaRevolution

    accuweather.com/en/weather-new

  21. Y'all remember the orcas attacking ships lately? I turned it into a video #game 😁 control the #orca, swim through the #ocean sink ships, but don't hurt the fish!

    thefreehunter.itch.io/shiprekt

    #indiegame #itchio #itch #unity #csharp #orcas #orcauprising #killerwhale #killerwhales #casual

  22. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  23. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  24. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  25. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  26. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  27. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  28. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  29. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  30. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  31. Orcas are continuing to confront yachts and fishing boats, leaving scientists with more questions than answers and many on social media rooting for what they...
    Why is the internet in love with the ‘orca uprising’? | The Stream
  32. It's possible that this 'fad' is leapfrogging through the various pods/communities," Conor Ryan, a scientific adviser to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, told The Guardian. (A fad is a behavior initiated by one or two individuals, which others adopt through social learning and then abandon.) #OrcaUprising #Orca #Fad

  33. It's possible that this 'fad' is leapfrogging through the various pods/communities," Conor Ryan, a scientific adviser to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, told The Guardian. (A fad is a behavior initiated by one or two individuals, which others adopt through social learning and then abandon.) #OrcaUprising #Orca #Fad

  34. It's possible that this 'fad' is leapfrogging through the various pods/communities," Conor Ryan, a scientific adviser to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, told The Guardian. (A fad is a behavior initiated by one or two individuals, which others adopt through social learning and then abandon.) #OrcaUprising #Orca #Fad

  35. It's possible that this 'fad' is leapfrogging through the various pods/communities," Conor Ryan, a scientific adviser to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, told The Guardian. (A fad is a behavior initiated by one or two individuals, which others adopt through social learning and then abandon.) #OrcaUprising #Orca #Fad

  36. It's possible that this 'fad' is leapfrogging through the various pods/communities," Conor Ryan, a scientific adviser to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, told The Guardian. (A fad is a behavior initiated by one or two individuals, which others adopt through social learning and then abandon.) #OrcaUprising #Orca #Fad