A Whale of a Good Time
- Liberty
- May 30, 2022
- 1 min read
The T123's and T075B's were alternatively hunting and socializing just off Sucia Island, but T123A "Stanley" really stole the show.
T123A "Stanley" breaches repeatedly. There was a Steller's Sea Lion on the rock nearby, halfway submerged under the incoming tidal waters and these maneuvers appeared to be an effort to intimidate the sea lion off the rock and into the water. Stanley was successful.
Additionally, Stanley also engaged in spyhopping (to view the prey on the rock), tail slaps, pectoral fins slaps and cartwheels.
Overall just an amazing series of behaviors to witness. Until next time, "Stanley!"
Tail nicks, often caused by scuffles with prey
Photos by Liberty
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