Icelandic Orcas

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Friday, 5 April 2013

Images of the snow storm


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The Icelandic Orcas project aims to find out more about the behaviour of killer whales seen in Iceland. Although regularly found near shore we still know little about this top predator and the role it plays in the Icelandic marine ecosystem.
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