OrcaTracker
This is a very cool Google Earth tracker that pinpoints news and information related to captive and wild orcas. Click the image to go to the tracker and explore the history of orcas:
To suggest links and additions to the tracker send us an e-mail, or leave a Comment below.
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The Orca Project 
Yes I’m very interested in the migration species the orca I also track great white sharks I’m 60 years old I am a professional and I have friends that work for Noah and again I’m glad that you leave a comment here I guess this is a screening all as I want to again just following satellite track a a beautiful pack of mammals that have existed for over 50 million years beautiful creatures
I love Orcas and want to track them
Melissa thank you for realizing they belong in the wild!!❤️ can you help fight for Kiska in marineland canada? Please google her and join her fight. After 10 plus yrs in total isolation 5 babys died and 2 tank mates gone. Shes had to endure the heartbreak alone she belongs and deserves to be at the Whale Sanctuary Project. And after yrs of investigations on marineland and nothing but talking its time to let her be happy. Since WAY before 2012 all the do is talk about her hell. Time to stop talking and start doing. Please google her videos its discusting and completely heartbreaking💔✌️
Hi! My name is Melissa and, since I was a little girl and, “ free Willy” came out , I have been on Essex with orcas! In 1992, I got my first encounter, finally withh hun an orca at Sea World, Orlando and, then my family and, I wenback every year, even after I was grown and, had kiddos of my own! I’m 41 years old now and, still have the same passion and, awe inspired feeling about orca whales! The only difference is that once I could understand that these animals had to work for food and, also lived in “ bath tubs” I became truly disgusted! My family and, I visit Orlando once or twice a year from Massachusetts! We have a Disney time share … but, I will never again it a ticket to Sea World! My kids have NEVER gone to see “ shamu” and, they are now 18 & 12 years old! Once I was old enough to understand that , these majestic animals that, are so much like me are having to perform tricks multiple times a day so, they can eat made me sick! I was 16 years old when, I decided to learn all I could about them! Like I said, I am 41 now and, have kiddos of my own! We all ( as a family) watch Dr. Ingres Vissors YouTube channel , her TEDX talks on superpods and, enjoy all of the documentaries and, learning experiences that , the internet affords us! We have been lucky enough to “ whale watch” of the coast of Massachusetts , RI, NH and, Maine but, we don’t generally get to see orcas in this part of the Atlantic, unfortunately!!! I just wanted to let you ALL know how wonderful my whole family ( and, myself the most) think you all are for fighting for these highly intelligent, beautiful, loving marine mammals! Because of you, my kiddos respect and, love the orca whale !!! As o said, when I was a young girl “ free Willy” came out! I must have seen it 50x!!! I also begged my father to call the phone number at the end of the movie.. I was convinced that, I could adopt an orca just like Willy!! And, we did donate because, I kept aggregating my parents to call in a donation weekly!! Lol!!! Anyway, I am older now and, am commie on” DONT BUY A TICKET”. And, I think that , the more people learn about these magnificent, smart & social animals… the more they will relate with them! Let’s close down all of these marine parks that claim they are educating the public by recreating “ natural behavior “ from the wild! That’s garbage!!! They are still doing “ tricks” for food! I’d love to help in any way I can! Thank you for all you do to save these gorgeous animals that, just make my day …( and, I just get to see hem in videos! I can’t imagine what it’s like to interact with them in the wild and, see them for a. Real perspective from a boat instead, of a chlorinated tank whole performing for thousands!!! One day I’ll get there!!! Again, I thank you!
Sincerely,
Melissa Latour
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I love orca’s
We spotted an orca today while swimming at Port Saint Joe. Love it
Orcas spotted in Silverdale
While fishing in a 15′ boat off of Peanut Island by the old power plant, I watched a female orca with her pup follow a school of 8-10 bottle nose Dolphins north towards the Singer Island bridge. The orca swam between me and Peanut Island with her pup on her far side and her slowly swimming within 15′. Quite the expierence!
What was this Orca’s Name and is she being tracked for adoption?
Her fin had no tag could not make out her name. Very surprising to see an Orca in the intercostal waterway.
We live in Jacksonville, FL. Took a walk on the beach this afternoon and spotted an orca RIGHT off the coast. We could not believe how close to shore it was! We walked along with it for about a mile, we saw it jump up at least 8 times. It was unbelievable!
I’m south of Jacksonville in Stuart, FL and very jealous!! haha
Sunday 1/10/15 , a small pod of orca whales was spotted here in Mazatlan Mexico. Pictures were taken. No one. Has ever seen them before. Is this normal?
My sister adopted me a orca for Christmas from WWF. I’ve visited the website and tried emailing them. But I just can’t find out how I can track my whale and see where it lives. The papers I got give me poor information that I can’t use to locate him! Please help
Please help the WILD orcas. I love all the attention Blackfish has brought, but please don’t forget the WILD whales 🙂
https://www.change.org/p/jay-inslee-stand-with-us-and-support-removing-the-four-lower-snake-river-dams-to-save-the-southern-resident-killer-whales-from-being-dammed-to-extinction
there was some orcas seen in Trinity Bay Newfoundland this past weekend https://www.facebook.com/cbcnl/photos/a.152871277173.140440.133158107173/10152636766422174/?type=1&fref=nf
I saw an Orca jump twice yesterday off the coast of Ponte Vedra Beach. The splash was so big it looked like someone dropped a bomb in the ocean.
http://www.change.org/petitions/seaworld-release-tilikum-let-tilikum-live-the-rest-of-his-life-in-freedom
PLEASE SIGN THIS PETITION
Just saw Blackfish and was soo moved by the film. I am embarrased of my own ignorance – poor Tilikum – poor all of them. I immediately signed the petition to try to have Tilikum released – man, can’t stop this overwhelming sense of pure sorrow.
Here is the petition if anyone else cares to sign it:
http://www.change.org/petitions/seaworld-inc-humanely-release-the-orca-whale-known-as-tilikum-to-a-seapen-for-rehab
He died a few days ago. I know they murdered him though. 😠
How they murdered him?
How do you know where the Orcas are,I am on Vancouver Island ,And their is a narrow spot that the whales come close to land,I what to film them,I have the GPS,
I don’t see any tracking info here,Can somebody help me out Thanks
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Just wanted to inform you of a new killer whale research organization off of California.
Naked Whale Research (NaWhaRe) encourages individuals and marine researchers alike to actively take part in helping create public awareness concerning threats to the long-term survivial of the Endangered Southern Resident killer whales, known as J,K, and L pods that frequent waters off the coastal Northwest Pacific. We are currently interested in killer whale sightings between Vancouver Island Canada and Farallone Islands, California. If anyone sees fins please call us toll-free at 855-SEE-FINS.
We are also soliciting votes. NaWhaRe has two proposals entered into the Pepsi Refresh November grant cycle. One is to help us build a whale research center in Mendocino, CA and the other is to flesh out our existing whale sighting network. The number one voted project receives $250,000. We’d appreciate your vote, once per day. (Please only use 1 email account.)
Follow the links below to vote online or in the USA you can also vote from your mobile phone by sending texts 104208 and 103515 each to Pepsi (73774)
http://www.refresheverything.com/whaleresearchcenter
http://www.refresheverything.com/whalesightingnetwork
Feel free to forward this email to any of your contacts lists in an effort to help spread the word.
Thank you!
–
JC Smith, M.Sc.
Director, Naked Whale Research
(707) 267-8587C
orcacita@gmail.com
http://www.nakedwhaleresearch.org
“Dedicated to filling in the information gap on killer whale habits along the west coast from Vancouver Island to Monterey Bay.”