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B.C. First Nation's fears for orphaned orca grow

A Vancouver Island First Nation says it's getting increasingly concerned for a young orca trapped for weeks in a lagoon, as plans for a rescue continue. The Ehattesah First Nation says they've been listening to her calls on a hydrophone, saying they "almost make you weep." (Apr. 09, 2024)

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