Orcas Wear Dead Salmon Hats
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•Orcas revive 'dead salmon hat' trend from the 1980s
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Researchers in Washington have noticed at least one orca balancing salmon on its head in Puget Sound this fall .
The phenomenon was first noticed in 1987 , when a female from K-pod started wearing a salmon on her head.
Last month , J27 Blackberry , a 32-year-old male, was photographed exhibiting the same behaviour at Point No Point , Washington , off Whidbey Island .
Canada ’s regulations stipulate boaters must stay 400 metres from all killer whales in southern coastal waters from Ucluelet to Campbell River , and 200 metres in other areas. dkloster@times colonist.com - Video: Orca family makes 'grocery shopping' trip near downtown Vancouver - Urban salmon return to Metro Vancouver streams to spawn and inspire recovery efforts.
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