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Whale-watching scientists spot baby orca

Researchers following endangered killer whales spotted a baby orca off the coast of Washington state, the third birth documented this winter but still leaving the population dangerously low. (Feb. 28)
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Unique identifier: CP13216590 
Legacy Identifier: 67a4be6e9c2546c4a35c153fa63bddf0 
Type: Video 
Duration: 42s 
Dimensions: 854px × 480px     9.37 MB 
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Create Date: 2/28/2015 1:40:26 PM 
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