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Chapter 2: Superpod

By: Bonnie Swift
Narrated by: Bonnie Swift
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  • Tokitae’s extended family, the southern resident killer whales, have lived in the Salish Sea for at least 700,000 years. Likely longer. They are highly sentient beings, with large, wrinkly brains, x-ray vision, languages, cultures, and they live in matriarchal family units called pods. They are also on the brink of extinction.
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Engaging and interesting story

What an incredible story! So many perspectives woven together to tell what is the story of the wild. Beautifully presented and written.

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Unforgetable!

The orca way of life and being in family is beautifully told. My perspective on our own lives was profoundly broadened by this story.

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