CiVL News: Mar 25, 2026, 4:04 PM PDT -- Unknown Orcas Journey to Seattle While Scientists Document Sperm Whale Combat

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This episode explores new marine science findings and significant biodiversity discoveries. We cover orca movements, sperm whale behavior, and new species in Cambodian caves.

• Three Alaskan orcas traveled 800 miles south to the Salish Sea, a potential range shift.

• Scientists captured the first video of sperm whales ramming heads, confirming a long-held hypothesis.

• New species, including a gliding snake, were found in isolated Cambodian cave systems.

• CactEcoDB, an open-access database for over 1,000 cactus species, launched on March 25th.

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