swap_horiz Iceberg (AG36A) Alternatives

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Mocha Dick

Mocha Dick was a large sperm whale that resided in the Pacific Ocean near Mocha Island, Chile during the early 19th cent...

19TH Century Historical Wild Folklore

9.5 Brilliant

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Blue Whale

The blue whale is a marine mammal and the largest animal ever recorded on Earth, reaching lengths of up to 30 meters and...

Endangered Baleen Rorqual Largest Animal

9.5 Brilliant

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Humpback Whale

The humpback whale is a species of baleen whale found in oceans worldwide, known for its extensive annual migrations bet...

Migratory Least Concern Baleen Rorqual

9.5 Brilliant

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Antarctic Blue Whale

The Antarctic blue whale is a subspecies of blue whale and the largest animal known to have ever existed, reaching lengt...

Critically Endangered Subspecies Southern Ocean Baleen

9.5 Brilliant

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Tahlequah (J35)

Tahlequah is a wild orca belonging to the Southern Resident killer whale population. She gained international recognitio...

Wild Orca 2010S 2020S Southern Resident

9.1 Excellent

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Benny

Benny is the nickname given to a beluga whale that was sighted feeding in the River Thames in the United Kingdom during...

UK Wild 2010S Beluga

8.4 Great

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Iceberg

Iceberg is the name given to a mature, all-white adult male orca who was first documented by an international team of ma...

Russia Wild 2010S Orca

8.3 Great

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J2 Granny

J2, commonly referred to as Granny, was a female Southern Resident killer whale who functioned as the matriarch of J pod...

Individual Puget Sound Famous Oldest Known

8.2 Great

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Migaloo

Migaloo is an all-white humpback whale first documented off the coast of eastern Australia in 1991. He is one of the few...

Australia Wild Famous Humpback

8.1 Great

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Lolita (Tokitae)

Lolita, also known as Tokitae, was a captive orca housed at the Miami Seaquarium for over 50 years. She was captured in...

Individual Captive Famous Miami Seaquarium

7.9 Good

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Western North Pacific Gray Whale

The western North Pacific gray whale is a highly endangered cetacean population primarily known for its summer and autum...

Critically Endangered North Pacific Baleen Mysticeti

7.8 Good

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Luna (L98)

Luna (officially designated L98) was a male Southern Resident orca who became separated from his L-pod family in 2001 an...

Wild 1990S 2000S Orca Southern Resident

7.7 Good

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North Pacific Right Whale

The North Pacific right whale is a severely depleted species of baleen whale inhabiting the cold waters of the North Pac...

Critically Endangered North Pacific Baleen Mysticeti

7.7 Good

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Chimo

Chimo was a female orca distinguished by her unusually pale coloration. She was captured off British Columbia in 1970 an...

Captive Orca 1960S 1970S Albino

7.5 Good

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J1 Ruffles

J1, nicknamed Ruffles, was a male Southern Resident killer whale in J pod and one of the most extensively documented ind...

Individual Puget Sound Famous Killer Whale

7.4 Good

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Delta and Dawn

Delta and Dawn were a mother-and-calf pair of humpback whales that entered the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta in May...

Rescue Individual Famous Humpback Whale

7.2 Good

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Baird's Beaked Whale

Baird's beaked whale (Berardius bairdii) is the largest species within the beaked whale family, reaching lengths of up t...

Least Concern North Pacific Toothed Odontoceti

7.1 Good

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Physty

Physty was a juvenile sperm whale that became stranded on the shores of Fire Island, New York, in April 1981. The event...

Individual Famous Sperm Whale Stranded

6.8 Fair

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Sato's Beaked Whale

A newly recognized Berardius beaked whale formally described as a distinct species around 2019, smaller than Baird's bea...

North Pacific Toothed Recently Described Odontoceti

6.4 Fair

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Stejneger's Beaked Whale

A rare North Pacific beaked whale named after Norwegian-American naturalist Leonhard Stejneger, known almost entirely fr...

North Pacific Toothed Data Deficient Odontoceti

5.9 Mediocre