Pod of orcas trapped by thick sea ice off northern Japan, drone footage shows 00:30. At least 10 orcas that were seen trapped by sea ice off the coast of northern Japan on Tuesday appeared to have ...

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.

A pod of at least 10 killer whales appears to be trapped by sea ice off Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, public broadcaster NHK reported on Tuesday.. Officials from the coastal town of Rausu ...

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.

Orca update: Orcas trapped by ice in Japan not spotted day after, officials hope they got away safely Ice presents danger to orca pod. The footage shows the whales taking turns coming up for air ...

The orca spotted in Japan is thought to be leucistic, devoid of pigment in certain areas. This is not the same as albino, ...

There were two white killer whales in the group of 20 to 30 whales. According to the caption, the photo was taken on June 17, 2024, near Rausu in Hokkaido, Japan, using a Canon EOS R6 Mark II.

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.

Japanese officials say a pod of killer whales that was trapped in drift ice off the northern main island of Hokkaido, prompting concern from environmental groups, has apparently safely escaped.