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To: Clappy who wrote (34695)	6/24/2004 2:51:16 PM
From: abuelita	Respond to of 104167

hi clappy- yes - we've seen orca whales while sailing in the georgia strait, and one time a little pilot whale followed in our wake when we were motoring. he came up along side the boat and i leaned over to try and touch him but, of course, couldn't reach. there is an orphaned orca whale called luna living off the coast who has become very tame - its a problem because he could be injured and at the same time could inadvertently cause injury to people. here are some sites on him the second of which has lots of pictures. news.bbc.co.uk sportsmanfishing.com seeing them (whales) makes you realize how diverse and wonderful this old planet is - we really need to take care. -rows