Spyhop

SpyhopKiller Whales can be a misleading name for orcas as although they can be ferocious hunters they are also extremely playful, gentle & intelligent. Many people do not know that they are actually the largest member of the dolphin family and they themselves live in large families known as pods. If you look carefully at this imagine you can see kelp (seaweed) wrapped around the pectoral fins of this young orca. He and his sister were playing with it for

If humans would actually slow down in our busy lives and sit and listen

LARGE:  36" x 24" (+0

The seals will always stay close to a fracture line or maintain a breathing hole (or Aglu in Inuktitut) which they use to escape into the safe of the water

I must admit I was a little excited when I spotted this pair of Killer Whales

doing very long dives in all directions

“Qilalugag” is Narwhal in Inuktitut which roughly translate to “The one that points to the sky”

the hum of their underwater vocalisation at times reaching us through the hull of the boat

some live far offshore & eat sharks…

unpredictable katabatibc winds blew over the glacier and intensified to over 60 knots

Mark took this shot in Canada's High Arctic less than a 1000 miles from the North Pole

Naluark (nah-LOO-ahrk) in Inuktitut means "whitened skin”

for locating prey