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Orca breaching, Port Gravina
Orca, or Killer whale breaches in Port Gravina, Prince William Sound, Alaska. Killer whales are social animals that live in stable family-related groups, and travel the waters of Alaska's coast.
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© Patrick J Endres / www.AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com