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Remembering I42 “Skuna” — A Northern Resident Orca Gone Too Soon Not seen after 2018, presumed deceased. Some whales leave a mark on us that lasts long after they’re gone. I42 “Skuna” was one of those whales. Skuna was a male Northern Resident Orca, part of the I‑pod within the G‑Clan community. He was well‑known to many people who spend time on the water around northern Vancouver Island, and his presence was often described as powerful and unmistakable. Like all Northern Residents, Skuna lived

"Look at the size of him, he's massive".... Northern Resident Orca A66 "Surf" Salish Sea 2018 Northern Resident Orca A66 “Surf” was a striking adult male of the A42 matriline, born in 1996, who became well-known for his tall dorsal fin and frequent presence in Johnstone Strait. Sadly, he died in 2023, and his loss was deeply felt within the Northern Resident community and by researchers who had followed him for decades. Life of A66 “Surf” Birth & Family: Surf was born in 1996 into the A42 matril

We always wonder what the Northern Residents think when their energetic cousins the pacific white sided dolphins decide they want to join them! We really enjoyed watching the A24 matriline and the dolphins. August 2018 #wildlifeAdventuresNEVI #VancouverIsland #Orcas #WildlifeMagic #NatureMoments | Wildlife Adventures, North East Vancouver Island