Alaskan Transients Spotted in Puget Sound
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Unfamiliar transient orcas have arrived in Puget Sound, exciting researchers and whale watchers alike. These orcas, identified as T-four-nineteen, T-four-twenty, and T-four-twenty-one, are believed to originate from the Gulf of Alaska stock. Unlike the endangered southern residents, transients are more social and flexible, feeding on marine mammals and roaming far and wide. This visit highlights the dynamic nature of Pacific Northwest waters, with healthy visitors likely to keep stopping by as resident numbers decline.
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