FunkyGibbon 22 Jan 2020 This is a big animal. (Some orca nerd will no doubt be able to tell me: am I right in thinking that this is the dorsal fin of a male with more growing to do rather than a mature female?)
This is a big animal. (Some orca nerd will no doubt be able to tell me: am I right in thinking that this is the dorsal fin of a male with more growing to do rather than a mature female?)
Jambo 24 Mar 2022 @FunkyGibbon More than two years later but this is Dillon (2004), he's their largest individual and also their oldest.
@FunkyGibbon More than two years later but this is Dillon (2004), he's their largest individual and also their oldest.
