Killer Whale
- Alaskan
- Argentina
- Australian
- Bigg’s (Transient)
- Californian
- Caribbean
- Eastern Tropical Pacific Killer Whales
- Icelandic
- New Zealand
- Northern Resident
- A Clan
- C Clan
- G Clan
- R Clan
- Northwestern Atlantic and Eastern Arctic
- Norwegian
- Offshores
- Scottish West Coast
- Southern Resident
- J Pod
- K Pod
- L Pod
- Type A
- Type B Large
- Type B Small
- Type C Ross Sea
- Type D
- West Coast Community
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Sunny Day with Bigg’s – 28/2/26
The last day of February was warm and sunny, the perfect conditions to be out on the water, so on the water I was! I had some data to work on, and as strange as it sounds, I work best when on a traveling boat. We had encounters with two lovely gray whales. One was…
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An Intense Orca Hunt – 16/6/25
On the morning of June 16th, at 9:00 a.m., we encountered a pod of three orcas—one majestic male and two presumably females—off the coast of Madeira. In these waters, seeing orcas is a rare gift, so we were initially just thrilled to have spent time with them. However, by 3:30 p.m., we received word from…
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Feeding Frenzy – 11/25
The past few days have been amazing on the water near Skjervøy. Compared to previous years (same time), the number of animals inside the fjords is a little higher. The Fisheries department opened up fishing in the fjords earlier than in previous years. Almost every day, we witnessed feeding orcas, humpback whales, and fin whales.…
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A Dolphin Hunt – 4/6/25
Can you spot the dolphin in the orca’s mouth in at the end of the video? 😳 We were in complete awe watching this orca pod plan, initiate and flawlessly execute an attack. The day started out calm, surrounded by a pod of 10 or so chill orcas. But then I heard a guest on…
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Farewell – 1/26
Farewell, 2025/2026 winter whale watching By now, all the whales have left the area around Skjervøy and Kveanangen. This year was slightly different from the previous years, when we had amazing sightings of orcas and humpback whales around Skjervøy until the middle of February. This year, when the commercial fishing moved further out, so did…