Video captures close encounter with orcas at Vancouver seaplane dock
Whereas most British Columbians want to select up a ticket on a whale watching boat to get an excellent view of a killer whale, a fortunate few managed an in depth encounter with the massive marine mammals with out even leaving the dock on Saturday.
Orcas made a uncommon look in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour round 5:30 p.m.
Harbour Air employee Rob Johnson managed to seize a part of the expertise on video, describing it as “surreal.”
“I’ve by no means seen an orca, not to mention two, in Coal Harbour within the three years I’ve been employed at Harbour Air,” he stated.
“I knew whales had been nice huge creatures, however one appeared to span the size of our seaplanes.”

The pod of orcas was noticed about two hours earlier close to the Lions Gate Bridge, thrilling viewers in Stanley Park.
Whereas not a standard prevalence, transient or “Biggs” killer whales are recognized to frequent the Burrard inlet trying to find seals.
Orcas made a uncommon look in False Creek in 2019 and made an enormous splash after they confirmed up in Coal Harbour again in 2016.
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