Orphaned Orca A-73 Nears Return to Pod Soon
In Puget Sound the young killer whale A-73 shows improving appetite at a federal research station with 50 pounds of salmon for the day and care including water via tube and worm medicine. Tests for disease are pending, with release possible after certification and transfer to a netted cove near Vancouver Island.
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