The southern population of Orcas have had a hard time producing calves. One was finally born, but it soon died. The grieving mother just couldn't let it go. She kept it afloat on her head for days.
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I can understand her reluctance to let the baby go. She knows it is gone and so do the other females with her.
Now I am wondering if they were having a bit of a memorial gathering to show support for the mother and to help her say goodbye. Isn't that what out funerals and visitations are all about?
I feel for the whole southern population of Orcas. Their numbers are declining and they have no surviving children.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/unbelievably-s...48745.html
I can understand her reluctance to let the baby go. She knows it is gone and so do the other females with her.
Now I am wondering if they were having a bit of a memorial gathering to show support for the mother and to help her say goodbye. Isn't that what out funerals and visitations are all about?
I feel for the whole southern population of Orcas. Their numbers are declining and they have no surviving children.
Catherine