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Montague

Duck (real name Montague) is a protagonist in Sodor in Peril and number 8 of the Steam Team.

## Personality

Duck is a Great Western pannier tank engine. His real name is Montague, but he is usually called Duck, which he prefers. This is said to be because he waddles, though he does not really. Duck knew how to hold his own and tends to stand for no nonsense from any engines that might get ideas above their station and try to order him or others about. He enjoys running like clockwork, without problems, or interruptions, making him a very efficient, diligent and loyal engine. Duck is cheerful, busy and tends to bustle about. He is very proud of his noble Great Western heritage, often claiming that "there are two ways of doing things: the Great Western way, or the wrong way", occasionally to the annoyance of other engines. However, occasionally he did have the "Tank Engine sense" of teasing the bigger engines such as Gordon and he also had a rivalry with James, but he has earned the respect of the bigger engines and has firm friendships with Edward, Percy, Oliver, Toad, BoCo and the Scottish Twins.
Peter Sam

Peter Sam is a protagonist in Sodor In Peril and number four of the Skarloey Railway.

## Personality

Peter Sam, named Stuart in his younger days while being brought up under the instruction of Duke, is extremely enthusiastic, eager and bubbly. He can be occasionally cheeky, but is kind-hearted, well-meaning and good mannered. He can also be somewhat prone to being a little naïve at times and perhaps take things a little too literally. With an infectious attitude and high spirits, Peter Sam is kind and hard-working to a fault, and seldom grumbles about late hours and/or extra work. He accepts whatever job he gets and is always nice to the coaches and trucks, unlike Sir Handel.

Despite being friendly with everyone, he can be quite vengeful sometimes - when the bigger engines, such as Henry or Duck, tease him or cause him to misunderstand something, he can get very angry and wish to get payback on them.
Diesel 10

Diesel 10 is the main antagonist of Sodor In Peril and the leader of Diesel 10's Gang.

## Personality

Diesel 10 is an evil, conniving, manipulative, bullying, and raving diesel locomotive. He absolutely despises steam engines, and would call them taunting names like "Puffball" and "Teapot". He is the Other Railway's strongest but not quite largest diesel, his power being enforced by his slightly malfunctioning claw, Pinchy. He can use this deftly, and is even able to use it to make a sculpture. Pinchy, though, seems to have a mind of its own, as it has been shown to "punch" Diesel 10 in the face from time to time, which he loathes. All engines, steam and diesel alike, fear and respect him.

## Trivia

As he has a claw on his roof, he is too big for the British loading gauge. He was built for a logging railway in America.
Gordon

Gordon is a protagonist in Sodor In Peril and number four of the Steam Team.

## Personality

Gordon's important position as the engine who pulls the Express has made him proud, pompous and self-important, with a good reason too; he is the fastest engine on Sodor. He is extremely proud of this and is inclined to boast. He is goodhearted, always willing to forgive and uses his superior strength to help smaller engines out of trouble. He also has a great dislike for goods trains.

Gordon’s philosophy "tender engines don't shunt" meant that he looked down on tank engines and tender engines who do shunt, but after being locked in the shed with Henry and James after going on strike and before the seventeenth season, he seemed to have abandoned this philosophy. However, because of his rank in the social order of the North Western Railway, Gordon expects to get the important passenger jobs and either sulks when he does not and/or gets jealous of engines who do.

Sometimes, Gordon acts as a bully, particularly towards Edward, but following misadventures where Edward had to help him, Gordon had to acknowledge that despite being old, Edward is still a very useful engine.

Sometimes, Gordon shows a kinder side and gives the engines some advice, usually after he has had some mishap as a result of his foolhardiness. Some of his advice is not exactly helpful or honest though.
Hasty Hathaway

**Hastings 'Hasty' Hathaway** is a character created by American Author Robert B. Parker and appears in his Jesse Stone series of novels and their adapted TV movies. Hathaway is a main character first appearing in the movie **Night Passage**.

Hasty is a corrupt banker and money launderer who is instrumental in hiring Jesse thinking that he would be easy to control due to his known drinking problem.

**See Also**

* Character List
* Movie List
* Cast
Diesel

Diesel is a main character in Sodor In Peril and a member of Diesel 10's Gang.

## Personality

Diesel was, in essence, the average pantomime villain. He was oily, malicious, devious, scheming and full of ideas to get revenge. He viewed himself and any other diesel as highly above the steam engines, and believed that all diesels are "revolutionary" - he had also claimed diesels should be "rough and tough", as an excuse for bullying the other engines. His antics gave diesels on Sodor a bad reputation, which caused most steam engines, particularly Duck and Thomas, to mistrust him.

Now, he sees the errors of his ways, turning over a new leaf and wanting to become a better engine. After some time, most engines opted to forgive him, and Diesel has been friendly ever since.

However despite his antics, Diesel still wants to prove himself to be a really useful engine. He is also very proud to be the first diesel on Sodor. He also seems to have a soft spot for cute ducklings.
Adam

Adam is a minor character in Sodor In Peril and number two of the now non-existent Wellsworth and Suddery Railway.

## Personality

Adam is a wise engine and was very good at shunting. He was the Sodor tour guide from 1909 to 1917, taking tourists around in open coaches, and helped create the foundations of the NWR.

He commonly worked for the Sodor China Clay Company.

## Trivia

Adam is an original character created by WildNorWester.

He shares a model with Duncan, but using paper pieces covering parts that would reveal he was Duncan.
Splatter

Splatter is a minor character in Sodor In Peril and a member of Diesel 10's Gang. He is twins with Dodge.

## Personality

Both engines are simple-minded, awkward, cowardly and tend to banter. Splatter is the more talkative of the two, while Dodge is more intelligent. Although Percy fears them, they do not have the intelligence or villainy to match Diesel 10's. They enjoy watching Diesel 10's plans backfire, but are also prone to making a mess of things.
Spirits

## Basic Information

A **spirit** is a small, usually white in color that can generate energy/power and gives life to creatures (think of humans, animals, etc.)

## Sources

* Humans
* Hybrids
* Animals
* etc.

## Trivia

* ???'s spirit is the one powering the World Machine 3000. Yet he is somehow still alive.
* They can be found in anything that lives besides plants and stuff.
* They generate power/energy, depending on how strong the spirit is, the more or less power they can generate.
* Spirits will fade overtime when close to death. (by natural causes of course)
Perfect Match

Match the icons!

## August 4th 2020****Additional Info

### How To Play

Memorise the icons on the tiles - when an icon is displayed on the screen, move to a matching tile to avoid falling in the slime!**

— Description

**Perfect Match** is one of the first rounds available in **Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout**. It is a Logic mode, and has been available since the Beta's release.
The Fight For Rights Wiki

**Welcome to the The Fight For Rights Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about The Fight For Rights that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

Welcome to the TFFR Wiki! An upcoming object show with 54 contestants battling for a brand prize!
BoCo

BoCo is a protagonist in Sodor In Peril and a diesel on Edward's Branchline.

## Personality

BoCo is a tame diesel engine, who is sensible, kind, and has a decent sense of humor. Upon his arrival, he was unfortunate enough to be set upon by the mischievous Bill and Ben, when, thinking he had intentionally stolen their trucks, they pretended to be one engine and nearly made his eyes pop out. BoCo is now wise to the tank engine twins' pranks though he still somewhat humors them to a point. He is also good friends with Bill, Ben, Edward, and Duck. He is a true friend and is often willing to stick up for the underdog. BoCo is firm, but fair and friendly in his nature, not being afraid to speak his mind. Even Gordon soon thought of him in high regards when he "saved" him from Bill and Ben's antics. BoCo upholds a more praiseworthy and respectable, likable image for diesel engines everywhere, being happy to show the more pompous steam engines that diesels have their uses. BoCo helps bring good order across Edward's branch line, even occasionally pulling main line trains, as the Fat Controller recognizes how versatile he is.
Thomas

Thomas is the main protagonist of Sodor In Peril and number one of the Steam Team.

## Personality

Thomas is described as being a cheeky and fussy engine. He often gets into scrapes, usually by being over-eager to do things best left to bigger and more sensible engines. But clouds never last long in Thomas' life and he is soon bustling about again, playing his part in the yard and on his very own branch line, of which he is extremely proud.

He loves teasing the others, especially the bigger engines, such as Gordon and on occasion brags about his superiority, but is always brought down to earth in due course by anyone willing to correct him, especially the Fat Controller and his two coaches, Annie and Clarabel. If Thomas has one major character flaw, it is that he is forgetful and rather impatient. However, he is also optimistic, idealistic and altruistic with a heart of gold.

A friend to all engines and a popular member of the Fat Controller’s Railway, Thomas is No.1 and does his best every day to live up to that through helping his friends and those that he cares about. He lives to be a Really Useful Engine and encourages everyone else to do the same. He likes to be better than James and Bertie in races.

While he might drive others away, Thomas is very good at luring back friends should the situation demand it.

## Trivia

Thomas is the first character to speak in the series.
Alaskan Resident Killer Whales

AD8 pod. Photo provided by the North Gulf Oceanic Society.

## Social Structure

### Pods

AA1 pod, AA30 pod, AB pod, AB25 pod, AD5 pod, AD8 pod, AD11 pod, AD16 pod, AE pod, AF5 pod, AF22 pod, AG pod, AH1 pod, AH20 pod, AI pod, AJ pod, AJ8 pod, AK2 pod, AK6 pod, AL pod, AM pod, AN10 pod, AN20 pod, AP pod, AS2 pod, AS30 pod, AW pod, AX1 pod, AX27 pod, AX32 pod, AX40 pod, AX48 pod, AY pod

## Conservation

### Threats

* Bycatch
* Chemical pollution
* Noise pollution
* Oil spills
* Human harassment

## References

1. ↑ "Alaska Marine Mammal Stock Assessments, 2022*"*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "'Residents,' the Salmon Specialists"
Ishmael

Ishmael. Photo provided by Jordan Waltz.

Ishmael (*pronounced ISH-mayl*) was a male Southern resident killer whale who was a part of the U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program. He was captured on October 5th, 1968 from Yukon Harbor, Washington at approximately 6 years old. Ishmael escaped during an open ocean training session in Hawaii on February 19th, 1971.

## Capture and Early Life

Ishmael was captured on October 5th, 1968, with Ahab, Cuddles, Haida, and Mamuk. After their capture, Ahab and Ishmael were acquired by the U.S Navy and shipped to Point Mugu, California. Ishmael and Ahab were housed in a circular 50 foot diameter, 8 foot deep tank. They were kept there for several months, being used for physiological research. Ishmael was also trained in several behaviors for future projects, including retrieving an air-filled ring, allowing handling, responding to a recall buzzer, swimming through a gate, and following a skiff.

## Project Deep Ops

In October of 1969, Ahab was shipped to Hawaii for use in Project Deep Ops, along with two pilot whales. Ishmael joined them in January of the following year. Though he initially refused to leave his sea pen, Ishmael was trained to work in the open ocean and dived to a maximum depth of 500 feet. This training was meant to teach the whales how to recover underwater objects, which could have been useful to the Navy.

## Escape

On February 19th, 1971, Ishmael got frustrated during an open ocean session and his trainers chose to end the session early. When they attempted to recall him, Ishmael swam away from the boat, ignoring them. Though tracking devices had been placed on Ishmael, the signal was too weak to pick up on his location. Ishmael was last seen that day swimming away from his trainers. Though an extensive search was made using helicopters and surface craft, no sign of him was found and he was never seen again.

## Transfer History

Ishmael's Transfer History
 Yukon Harbor Sea Pen, Washington
 Seattle Marine Aquarium, Washington
 Point Mugu, California
 US Navy Base, Hawaii
Bjossa's Calf (1988)

Bjossa's Calf (1988) and Bjossa. Photo provided by HaH.

Bjossa's Calf (1988) was a 22-day-old female hybrid killer whale calf who lived at the Vancouver Aquarium. She was born there on November 13th, 1988, and died there 22 days later, not surviving long enough to receive a name. Her mother was Bjossa, an Icelandic killer whale, and her father was Hyak II, a Northern Resident killer whale, making the calf 50% Icelandic, 50% Northern Resident. She was the first killer whale to be sired and born alive in captivity outside the United States.

## Birth and Early Life

Right before the killer whale show was scheduled to begin at the Vancouver Aquarium around 1 PM, someone noticed that Bjossa was going into labor. The show was halted and everyone gathered to watch the birth. At 3:08 PM, Bjossa gave birth to a 250lb, 6.5 foot long calf.

About two weeks after her birth, aquarium staff noticed that the calf was looking thin. She then startled to become lethargic and the young male who shared the tank with Bjossa and her calf, Finna, was removed. Hyak, the aquarium's other male orca and the calf's father, had been separated from the other whales since the calf's birth. The calf continued to decline and eventually stopped nursing. The killer whale pool was closed to the public and it was decided to intervene. The calf was separated from her mother and placed in medical pool, with plans to tube feed her. At this point, she was already very weak.

## Death

Shortly after being moved to the medical pool, the calf died. Staff believed that she may have suffered injuries during birth and she was possibly severely dehydrated. The cause of death was malnutrition.

## Transfer History

*Bjossa's Calf was never transferred out of Vancouver Aquarium.*

## References

1. ↑ (1988) 'Killer Whale's Birth Excites Vancouver Aquarium Fans'
2. ↑ (1988) 'First Captive "Killer" Born'
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 (1988) 'Autopsy Set After Baby Whale Dies at Vancouver Aquarium'
K22 Sekiu

K22 "Sekiu" on Dec. 20, 2019. Photo provided by Mark Malleson.

K22 "Sekiu" (*pronounced SEE-kyu*) is an approximately 36-year-old female Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

Sekiu was born in 1987 to K12 "Sequim". She was her first calf. Sekiu was named after Sekiu, Washington.

## Calves

Sekiu gave birth to her first calf, K33 "Tika," in early January of 2001. Her second calf, K41 (posthumously named Vega) was first seen in August of 2006, and was last seen in December of that year. After the death of her sister K28 "Raven" in October of 2006, Sekiu cared for her orphaned calf K39 "Corvus." Unfortunately, they disappeared later that month.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of K22 Sekiu
* **Videos** of K22 Sekiu

## References

1. ↑ 'Naturalist's Family Tree Guide to Orca Whales of the Southern Resident Community'
2. ↑ 'K-22 Sekiu'
3. ↑ 'Orca Network Births and Deaths'
4. ↑ 'Orca Network Babies'
5. ↑ 'Researchers: Missing Whales Feared Dead'
J15

J15 on August 23rd, 1976. Photo provided by Behavioral Biology of Killer Whales.

## Family

### Half-Siblings

***J11 "Blossom"***, **J19 "Shachi"**, ***J21 "E.T."***

### Nieces & Nephews

***J25 "Sheekah"'***, **J27 "Blackberry"**, ***J29 "Rigel"***, **J31 "Tsuchi"**, ***J11 Blossom's Calf (1998)***, **J39 "Mako"**, **J41 "Eclipse"**, **J51 "Nova"**, ***J31 Tsuchi's Calf (2016)***, **J56 "Tofino"**, **J58 "Crescent"**

J15 was a 5-year-old male Southern resident killer whale. He never received a nickname.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 'Naturalist's Family Tree Guide to Orca Whales of the Southern Resident Community'
J22 Oreo

J22 "Oreo." Photo provided by Tasli Shaw.

### Half-Siblings

*J14 "Samish"*, ***J18 "Everett"***, K14 "Lea", *L57 "Faith"*, ***J20 "Ewok"***, J27 "Blackberry", *J28 "Polaris"*, K27 "Deadhead", *J32 "Rhapsody"*, *J33 "Keet"*, J39 "Mako", L103 "Lapis", K37 "Rainshadow", J41 "Eclipse", L108 "Coho", L109 "Takoda", J46 "Star", K43 "Saturna", L118 "Jade"

### Nieces & Nephews

*J23 "Capricorn"*, *K23 "Alnair"*, *K24 "Delphinus"*, K26 "Lobo", *J30 "Riptide"*, ***J32 "Rhapsody"***, J37 "Hy'Shqa", K36 "Yoda", L105 "Fluke", J40 "Suttles", K38 "Comet", *J43 "Bellatrix"*, K42 "Kelp", J45 "Se-Yi'-Chn", L113 "Cousteau", J46 "Star", J47 "Notch", *K44 "Ripple"*, J49 "T'ilem I'nges", J51 "Nova", *J28 Polaris' Calf (2013)*, L123 "Lazuli", *J54 "Dipper"*, *J22 Oreo's Calf (2016)*, J58 "Crescent", J59 "Sxwyeqólh"

### Cousins

***J13***, ***J17 "Princess Angeline"***, ***J28 "Polaris"***, **J35 "Tahlequah"**, **J44 "Moby"**, **J46 "Star"**, **J47 "Notch"**, ***J28 Polaris' Calf (2013)***, **J53 "Kiki"**, ***J54 "Dipper"***, ***J35 Tahlequah's Calf (2018)***, **J57 "Phoenix"**

J22 "Oreo" (*pronouned AW-ree-ow*) is a 37-year-old female Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

Oreo was born in November or December of 1985 to J10 "Tahoma."  Tahoma was last seen in 1999.  Through genetic testing, her father was identified as J1 "Ruffles."

## Calves

In the winter of 1995/1996, Oreo's sister J20 "Ewok" gave birth to a calf named J32 "Rhapsody." Just two years later, Rhapsody's mother died. Oreo gave birth to her first calf, J34 "Doublestuf," the same year and raised both calves.  Oreo's second calf, J38 "Cookie," was born in Spring of 2003. Her adopted daughter Rhapsody was found deceased on December 14th, 2014.  On December 20th, 2016, Doublestuf was found dead in the waters off of Vancouver, British Columbia. The cause of death was determined to be blunt force trauma, and he's thought to have been stuck by a vessel.

On March 23rd, 2016, a deceased female Southern Resident orca calf was spotted floating near Sooke Point, BC. It was recovered a few days later, and efforts were made to identify and necropsy the calf.  No cause of death could be positively identified, but it was thought that the calf could have suffered some sort of trauma. She was estimated to be less than two weeks old. Originally, the calf was thought to belong to L47 "Marina," but later genetic testing revealed the calf was actually Oreo's.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of J22 Oreo
* **Videos** of J22 Oreo

## References

1. ↑ 'A Guide to Marine Mammals of Greater Puget Sound'
2. ↑ 'The J Pod Family Tree'
3. ↑ 'Who's Whose Father?'
4. ↑ 'J32 Preliminary Necropsy Report'
5. ↑ Orca Network 'Births and Deaths'
6. ↑ 'What Killed Orca J34?'
7. ↑ 'Orca Calf Found Dead Near Sooke Point'
8. ↑ 'Inbreeding depression explains killer whale population dynamics supplementary materials'
J49 T'ilem I'nges

J49 "T'ilem I'nges." Photo provided by Tasli Shaw.

- *L32 "Olympia"*

- *L12 "Alexis"*

### Aunts & Uncles

*L28 "Misky"*, *L8 "Moclips"*, *L10 "Okum"*, ***Canuck***, *L42 "Mozart"*, *L44 "Leo"*, *L36 "Al-Te"*, *L57 "Faith"*, K14 "Lea", *L56 "Disney"*, *L63 "Scotia"*, J22 "Oreo", *L64 "Radar"*, *L75 "Panda"*, L77 "Matia", ***J23 "Capricorn"***, J27 "Blackberry", L87 "Onyx", *J28 "Polaris"*, *L89 "Solstice"*, K27 "Deadhead", ***J30 "Riptide"***, L94 "Calypso", *J32 "Rhapsody"*, *L95 “Nigel”*, *J33 "Keet"*, *J34 “Doublestuf”*, J35 "Tahlequah", J36 “Alki”, K33 ”Tika”, K34 “Cali”, *L100 “Indigo”*, *L101 “Aurora”*, K35 “Sonata”, J39 "Mako", L103 "Lapis", K36 “Yoda”, K37 "Rainshadow", **J40 "Suttles"**, L106 “Pooka”, J41 "Eclipse", L108 "Coho", L109 "Takoda", ***J43 "Bellatrix"***, K42 “Kelp”, J44 "Moby", *L112 “Sooke"*, **J45 "Se-Yi'-Chn"**, J46 "Star", K43 "Saturna", L116 “Finn”, L117 “Keta”, *J28 Polaris’ Calf (2013)*, *J50 "Scarlet"*, J53 "Kiki"

### Cousins

*L38 "Dylan"*, *L69 "Summer"*, *K23 "Alnair"*, *K24 "Delphinus"*, L85 "Mystery", K26 "Lobo", *J34 "Doublestuf"*, J38 "Cookie", K36 "Yoda", L105 "Fluke", K38 "Comet", K42 "Kelp", L113 "Cousteau", J46 "Star", J47 "Notch", *L114 "Capella"*, *K44 "Ripple"*, L119 "Joy", J51 "Nova", *J28 Polaris' Calf (2013)*, L121 "Windsong", *J52 "Sonic"*, L123 "Lazuli", *J54 "Dipper"*, *J22 Oreo's Calf (2016)*, *J35 Tahlequah's Calf (2018)*, L124 "Whistle", J57 "Phoenix", J58 "Crescent", L126 "Ken", L127 "Scuba"

J49 "T'ilem I'nges" (*pronounced TEE-lem EEN-ges*) is an approximately 11-year-old male Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

T'ilem I'nges was first seen on August 6th, 2012 with his mother J37 "Hy'Shqa." He was her first calf.   Genetic testing revealed that his father was L79 "Skana." T'ilem I'nges, which means "singing grandchild" in Coast Salish/Samish, was named during a traditional potlatch ceremony held by the Samish Nation.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of J49 T'ilem I'nges
* **Videos** of J49 T'ilem I'nges

## References

1. ↑ 'Orca Network Births and Deaths'
2. ↑ 'Orca Network Babies'
3. ↑ 'Inbreeding in an Endangered Killer Whale Population Supplementary Materials'
4. ↑ 'J-49 T'ilem I'nges'
J57 Phoenix

## Phoenix

J57 "Phoenix" near Edmonton, Washington. Photo provided by Ling's Cetacean Photos.

### Latest Sighting

November 9th, 2023
South of Constance Bank

## Family

### Half-Siblings

**J47 "Notch"**, ***Tahlequah's Calf (2018)***

### Grand-Parents

***J17 "Princess Angeline"***, *L41 “Mega”*

### Aunts & Uncles

*L10 "Okum"*, ***J10 "Tahoma"***, ***J13***, *L42 "Mozart"*, *L64 "Radar"*, L77 "Matia", ***J28 "Polaris"***, L94 "Calypso", *L95 “Nigel”*, *J34 “Doublestuf”*, J36 “Alki”, K33 ”Tika”, J37 “Hy’Shqa”, K34 “Cali”, *L100 “Indigo”*, *L101 “Aurora”*, K35 “Sonata”, K36 “Yoda”, J40 “Suttles”, L106 “Pooka”, K42 “Kelp”, **J44 "Moby"**, J45 “Se-Yi’-Chn”, *L112 “Sooke“*, L116 “Finn”, L117 “Keta”, *J28 Polaris’ Calf (2013)*, *J50 "Scarlet"*, **J53 "Kiki"**

### Cousins

***J18 "Everett"***, ***J20 "Ewok"***, **J22 "Oreo"**, ***J32 "Rhapsody"***, ***J34 "Doublestuf"***, **J38 "Cookie"**, L113 "Cousteau", **J46 "Star"**, *L114 "Capella"*, ***J28 Polaris' Calf (2013)***, L119 "Joy", J49 "T'ilem I'nges", L121 "Windsong", *J52 "Sonic"*, ***J54 "Dipper"***, L124 "Whistle", J59 "Sxwyeqólh", 126 "Ken", L127 "Scuba"

J57 "Phoenix" (*pronounced FEE-nuhks*) is a 3-year-old male Southern resident killer whale who was first sighted on September 5th, 2020. His mother is J35 "Tahlequah."

## Early Life

Phoenix was first seen on September 5th, 2020 in the Strait of Juan de Fuca with his mother J35 "Tahlequah." His dorsal fin had already straightened, leading researchers to believe that he'd been born a day earlier on September 4th. Phoenix was confirmed to be a male on September 23rd. His mother, Tahlequah, had lost a calf two years earlier and made headlines all over the world when she carried the deceased calf for 17 days straight, often dubbed her "tour of grief." The birth and survival of J57 was thus a sigh of relief for many who had been following Tahlequah and her story.

He received his name on December 2nd, 2020, after a poll was held by the Whale Museum. He was named by Lillianna Duncan. Phoenix received his name unusually fast, as most Southern Resident calves are not named until they reach their first birthday.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of J57 Phoenix
* **Videos** of J57 Phoenix

## References

1. ↑ Orca Baby: Researchers' First Look at J57, Newborn Southern Resident Killer Whale
2. ↑ It's a Boy! New B.C. Orca Calf is a "Healthy" Male, Researchers Confirm
3. ↑ Save Our Whales 🐳 on Twitter
CA216C1 Frosty

CA216C1 Frosty in 2021. Photo provided by Domenic Biagini.

CA216C1 "Frosty" (*pronounced FRAA-stee*), also known as "Frostbite" (*pronounced FRAAST-bite*), is a 4-year-old West Coast Transient killer whale. They are notable for their rare, white coloration. Their sex is currently unknown.

## Early Life

Frosty was first seen on September 4th, 2019. When first seen, they were initially believed to be another young orca from the same population with unusual pale coloration, T046B1B "Tl'uk". However, when Frosty was seen again a few days later, it was confirmed that they were two different individuals, and that Frosty's family is the CA216's.  Frosty's mother is CA216C, and they are her first calf.

Frosty was seen again in March of 2020 and appeared healthy. They were a lighter gray color from when they were first seen.

Frosty was most recently sighted in October of 2023.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of CA216C1 Frosty
* **Videos** of CA216C1 Frosty

## References

1. ↑ 'Boaters Spot Rare Gray Orca Calf, and of Course it's Adorable'
2. ↑ '"Frosty", the White Killer Whale, Pays a Visit to Monterey Bay'
K1 Taku

K1 "Taku" on April 6th, 1976. Photo provided by the Center for Whale Research.

K1 "Taku" (*pronounced TAH-koo*) was an approximately 42-year-old male Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

Taku was estimated to have been born to K7 "Lummi" in 1955.  He was named after a Tlingit word for "spirit wind".

## Capture and Release

Taku was captured in Pedder Bay, British Columbia on August 6th, 1973 with another whale named Nootka II. The whales were taken to a sea pen in Pedder Bay. The two were joined on August 21st by two young whales, Frankie and Kandy. About two months after he was captured on October 26th, Taku was fitted with a temporary tracking device by orca researcher Dr. Michael Bigg in preparation for his release. This was the first ever attempt at radio-tagging and releasing a killer whale. Sealand of the Pacific's killer whale Haida was used as a model to develop the device, which was designed to fall off after 30 days.

After Taku was tagged, Bigg had two triangular notches cut into the trailing edge of the whale's dorsal fin. Bigg wanted to know if notches in a whale's fin would heal or remain for the rest of their lives and if a killer whale's dorsal fin could be used to identify wild individuals. Taku, who kept the notches in his dorsal fin for the rest of his life, making him very easy to identify, proved that notches in a killer whale's fin were indeed reliable ways to identify them.

On October 27th, the day after Taku was tagged and had his fin cut, he was released. He was tracked heading east, but the radio signal was quickly lost and never regained. The tracking device eventually fell off, just as it was supposed to.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of K1 Taku
* **Videos** of K1 Taku

## Transfer History

K1 Taku's Transfer History
 Pedder Bay Sea Pen, British Columbia

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 'Naturalist's Family Tree Guide to Orca Whales of the Southern Resident Community'
2. ↑ 'Taku (K-1) Storykeeper'
3. ↑ 'Book Excerpt from Orca'
A6 Strider

## Strider

A6 "Strider" ID Photo. Scanned from Killer Whales: The Natural History and Genealogy of Orcinus Orca in British Columbia and Washington

## Family

### Half-Siblings

A38 "Blackney", A39 "Pointer", A40, A50 "Cilo", A54 "Blinkhorn"

### Nieces & Nephews

A72 "Bend", A75 "Cedar", A84 "Klaoitsis", A86 "Cutter", A93 "Cypress", A99 "Alder", A106 "Nowell", A115, A118 "Berry", A123,  A(TBH) to A54

A6 "Strider" was a 35-year-old male Northern Resident Killer Whale. He was very easy to identify, making him a popular whale among whale watchers.

## Early Life

Strider was presumed to have been born in 1964, he was the first born calf, and son, to A30 "Tsitika". He had no real fear of boats, and would often spend his time hanging around and playing with his mother and two other brothers, A38 "Blackney" and A39 "Pointer".

Similarly to his other brothers, he was very protective of his mother, and they would always make sure at least one son would be on duty to 'watch over' their mother, Strider would be the one on duty most of the time. He was most close to his mother and brother Blackney.

## Calves

Genetic testing showed that Strider is the father of A45 "Sutlej", who is the mother of A73 "Springer", making him her grandfather.

## Death

Strider went missing in August of 1999, and was declared dead the same year.

## Gallery

* Photos of Strider
* Videos of Strider
CA4

CA4 on November 20th, 1986. Photo provided by J. Hall.

CA4 was an adult female killer whale who was part of the LA pod.

## Sightings

CA4 was first identified in 1982. She was part of a group of orcas known as the LA pod, a mysterious group of whales often seen around Los Angeles that didn't fit into any known ecotype. CA4 was often seen with CA1.

## Disappearance

CA4 was last seen and identified on April 27th, 1994.  Members of the LA pod were last seen in California in December of 1997. Experts believe they may be in Mexican waters if they're still alive.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 'Killer Whales of California and Western Mexico: A Catalog of Photo-Identified Individuals'
2. ↑ 'Journal of the American Cetacean Society Volume 40'
Rose

## Main Information

The date of her birth was unknown. However, she was a happy child until her brother was murdered. On top of this, both of them didn't have parents. However, Rose is now adopted by Georgie.

## Appearance

Long black hair, slightly hiding her rose gold eyes and has a yellow bow in her hair. She wears a long sleeve purple shirt with a black and dark gray skirt. She has golden yellow cat stockings with fancy purple-ish shoes. She also has a scar which is nearby her eye. She also has a pair of white wings, but one is damaged.

## Personality

She's quiet and timid, however often moody and not trusting of others. This is due to the fact she felt betrayed by her parents leaving her. Rose has been looking for her brother for quite sometime, having much worry about him being missing.

Rose has taken a liking to Georgie, who is her adoptive mother. Georgie is able to provide much care and love for Rose.

## Trivia

* ??? is Rose's older brother.
* Georgie had adopted Rose as her daughter.
* Rose has been deep in depression for a long time, obviously Georgie has concern for her. Rose will not talk about it though.
* Rose's scar is there from the time she had glass cut across her skin, however managing to not damage her eye.
EA 0002 Split Fin

EA 0002 "Split Fin." Photo provided by Killer Whales Australia.

EA 0002 "Split Fin" is an adult female East Australian killer whale.

Split Fin was first observed in 2003 off of Eden, New South Wales, and is regarded as one of the best known and sighted individuals of the east coast killer whale population. She is easily recognizable due to her damaged dorsal fin. It is injured in three sections, with the trailing edge of the fin folding over on her left side. Split Fin is often sighted travelling with EA 0012 "Groovey."

She was last sighted in June 2021 off Cape Woolamai, Victoria.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of EA-0002 "Split Fin"

1. ↑ Killer Whales Australia Facebook
CA1

CA1 on January 29th, 1984. Photo provided on A. Schulman.

CA1 was an adult male killer whale who was part of the LA pod.

## Sightings

CA1 was first identified in 1984. He was part of a group of orcas known as the LA pod, a mysterious group of whales often seen around Los Angeles. The whales in the LA Pod didn't fit into any known ecotype. CA1 was often seen with CA2 and CA4.

## Disappearance

CA1 was last observed and identified on September 7th, 1991.  Members of the LA pod were last seen in California in December of 1997. Experts believe they may be in Mexican waters if they're still alive.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of CA1

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 'Killer Whales of California and Western Mexico: A Catalog of Photo-Identified Individuals'
2. ↑ 'Behavior and Ecology of Killer Whales in Monterey Bay, California'
Cissy Hathaway

* Night Passage
* No Remorse

**Cissy Hathaway** is a character created by American Author Robert B. Parker and appearing in his Jesse Stone series of novels and their adapted TV movies.

Cissy is the ex wife of Hastings "Hasty" Hathaway, she is played by actress Stephanie March in the movie Night Passage, and by Krista Miller in the movie No Remorse

**See Also**

* Character List
* Movie List
* Cast
J17 Princess Angeline

J17 "Princess Angeline." Photo provided by The Whale Museum.

### Grand-Children

**J46 "Star"**, **J47 "Notch"**, ***J28 Polaris' Calf (2013)***, ***J54 "Dipper"***, ***J35 Tahlequah's Calf (2018)***, **J57 "Phoenix'**

### Cousins

***J18 "Everett"***, ***J20 "Ewok"***, **J22 "Oreo"**, ***J32 "Rhapsody"***, ***J34 "Doublestuf"***, **J38 "Cookie"**, ***J22 Oreo's Calf (2016)***

J17 "Princess Angeline" (*pronounced PRIN-ses ANN-jul-leen*) was an approximately 42-year-female Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

Princess Angeline was born to J5 "Saratoga" in spring of 1977. Saratoga was last seen in 1997.  Princess Angeline was named after Chief Seattle's daughter, Princess Angeline. She had a small scar near the right side of her dorsal fin that was most likely caused by a bullet, indicating Princess Angeline survived being shot at when she was young.

## Calves

Princess Angeline's first calf, J28 "Polaris," was born in 1993. Her next calf, J35 "Tahlequah," was born in 1998. J44 "Moby," her third calf, was born in February of 2009. Princess Angeline's last calf, J53 "Kiki," was born in October of 2015. In October of 2016, Polaris, along with her young calf J54 "Dipper," passed away.

## Death

Princess Angeline was first noted to be looking skinny and showing signs of "peanut head" in November of 2018.  Her condition had worsened by December, but when she was seen a few months later in March and April of 2019, she was in much better condition.   Researchers were still worried by her foul-smelling breath.  Though she had looked to be in better health, this was the last time Princess Angeline was seen. She was declared missing and presumed deceased by the Center for Whale Research on August 6th, 2019.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of J17 Princess Angeline
* **Videos** of J17 Princess Angeline

## References

1. ↑ 'Naturalist's Family Tree Guide to Orca Whales of the Southern Resident Community'
2. ↑ 'Gone, But Not Forgotten: Event Honors Southern Resident Orcas'
3. ↑ 'Matriarch of Well-Known Orca Family is Starving to Death, B.C. Researchers Say'
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 'Orca Network Births and Deaths'
5. ↑ 'Encounter #101 - Nov 19, 2018'
6. ↑ 'Encounter #111 - Dec 31, 2018'
7. ↑ 'Encounter #25 - April 7, 2019'
8. ↑ 'Encounter #22 - Mar 22, 2019'
Hudson

Hudson. Photo provided by Michael Noonan.

### Half-Siblings

*Splash*, *Neocia*, *Malik*, *Nootka V's Calf (1998)*, *Algonquin*, *Nootka V's Miscarriage (2001)*, *Nootka V's Calf (2004)*, *Neocia's Miscarriage (2004)*, *Nootka V's Miscarriage (2006)*

### Nieces & Nephews

*Neocia's Miscarriage (2004)*

Hudson (*pronounced HUD-suhn*) was a 6 year old male Icelandic killer whale who lived at Marineland of Canada. He was born there in Friendship Cove on September 15, 1998. His mother is Kiska and his father is Kandu VII. Hudson passed away due to lymphoplasmacytic leptomeningitis on October 20th, 2004 at Marineland of Canada.

## Life at Marineland of Canada

Hudson was Kiska's fourth calf and fourth son. Kiska had bonded quickly with her son and became an attentive mother. When he met his half brother, Algonquin, who was born a year after him, the two grew close and were seen playing and training together. Sadly, Algonquin died in 2002. Nootka V had then became more aggressive and dominant towards him. Due to Nootka's aggression, Hudson eventually had to be moved to King Waldorf Theatre. Although his half sister Neocia had also become more dominant towards him, and he was moved back to Friendship Cove with his parents and Nootka V. Hudson had also been trained for artificial insemination collection but was too young to give a viable sample.

## Death

A few months after his sister, Athena's birth, Hudson passed due to Lymphoplasmacytic Leptomeningitis, an infection caused by *Listeria monocytogenes*.

## Galleries

* Photos of Hudson
* Videos of Hudson
K38 Comet

K38 "Comet" on Dec. 12. 2023. Photo provided by the Center for Whale Research.

### Aunts & Uncles

*J1 "Ruffles"*, *L8 "Moclips"*, *L36 "Al-Te"*, ***K25 "Scoter"***, **K27 "Deadhead"**, **K34 "Cali"**

### Cousins

*J14 "Samish"*, K14 "Lea", J22 "Oreo", *J23 "Capricorn"*, *K23 "Alnair"*, *K24 "Delphinus"*, J27 "Blackberry", *J28 "Polaris"*, K26 "Lobo", K27 "Deadhead", *J30 "Riptide"*, *J32 "Rhapsody"*, *J33 "Keet"*, *J34 "Doublestuf"*, J37 "Hy'Shqa", J38 "Cookie", J39 "Mako", L103 "Lapis", K36 "Yoda", K37 "Rainshadow", J40 "Suttles", J41 "Eclipse", L108 "Coho", L109 "Takoda", *J43 "Bellatrix"*, K42 "Kelp", J45 "Se-Yi'-Chn", J46 "Star", K43 "Saturna", ***K44 "Ripple"***, J49 "T'ilem I'nges", *J28 Polaris' Calf (2013)*, J51 "Nova", L123 "Lazuli", *J54 "Dipper"*, *J22 Oreo's Calf (2016)*, J58 "Crescent", J59

K38 “Comet” (*pronounced KAA-muht*) is an 19-year-old male Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

Comet was first seen on December 22nd, 2004 with his mother, K20 "Spock." He was his mother's first calf and up until Comet's birth, Spock was believed to be a male. Genetic testing revealed that his father is L57 "Faith."

## Galleries

* **Photos** of K38 Comet
* **Videos** of K38 Comet

1. ↑ 'Orca Network Babies'
2. ↑ 'Inbreeding in an Endangered Killer Whale Population Supplementary Materials'
K30 Wanda

K30 "Wanda" (*pronounced WON-duh*), previously known as L30, was a ~53 year old female Southern resident killer whale.

## Early Life

Wanda was estimated to have been born in 1929.

## Calves

Wanda was believed to be the mother of K19 "Neptune," a male estimated to have been born in 1953.

## Death

Wanda was last seen in 1982.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 'Naturalist's Family Tree Guide to Orca Whales of the Southern Resident Community'
Benkei III

Benkei III (*pronounced BEN-kay*), or ベンケイ, was a young juvenile male Japanese killer whale who lived at a private residence in Japan. He was captured from Hatajiri Bay in Taiji, Japan in February 1982 at less than 1 year old. Benkei passed away due to bronchitis around December 1982 at the private residence.

## Transfer History

**Benkei III's Transfer History**
 Taiji Whale Museum, Japan
Athena

Athena. Photo provided by Jeanine.

### Half-Siblings

*Splash*, *Neocia*, *Malik*, *Nootka V's Calf (1998)*, *Algonquin*, *Nootka V's Miscarriage (2001)*, *Nootka V's Calf (2004)*, *Neocia's Miscarriage (2004)*, *Nootka V's Miscarriage (2006)*

### Nieces & Nephews

*Neocia's Miscarriage (2004)*

Athena *(pronounced uh-THEE-nuh)* was a 4-year-old female Icelandic killer whale who lived at Marineland of Canada. She was born there at 7 am EST on August 8th, 2004, in Friendship Cove. Her mother was Kiska and her father was Kandu VII. She passed away due to an unspecified infection on May 24th, 2009 at Marineland of Canada. Athena was Kiska's final calf, and the last captive killer whale to be born in Canada.

## Birth and Early Life

In the spring of 2003, Kiska mated with Kandu VII and became pregnant. This was her fifth known pregnancy. In 1992, Kiska had given birth to a son, although he unfortunately died shortly after birth. In 1994, Kiska gave birth to Kanuck, who died in 1998. In 1996, Kiska gave birth to Nova, who passed away in 2001, and in 1998 she had Hudson. Given how long it was between Hudson's birth and Athena's conception, Kiska may have gotten pregnant at least once during that time period.

Just a few days before Athena's birth, on August 1st, Athena's half sister, Neocia, passed away from an internal infection.

On August 8th, 2004, just after 7 am EST, Kiska gave birth to her first daughter in Marineland's killer whale habitat, Friendship Cove. At the time, 4 other whales lived at the park: her mother and father, her other brother Hudson, and an adult female named Nootka V. Within just hours guests of Marineland were crowding around the pool to see the little newborn whale. Although Athena initially only lived with her mother, she was eventually introduced to the other whales at the park.

Just a few months after her birth, on October 20th, Hudson passed away from meningitis.

### Life at Marineland Canada

Athena grew up alongside her mother, father and Nootka V. In 2006, a young male named Ikaika was moved to Marineland from SeaWorld Orlando.

### Death

Her death was never officially announced by Marineland, however, she was not seen with Ikaika and Kiska in the 2009 opening season, so it was assumed that she had passed away during the previous winter or spring while the park was closed.

Her date of death was later found out. She had been sick from an unspecified infection for at least two days before her death. She had become sick very quickly, and reportedly nothing could be done to help her. She finally passed away on May 24th, 2009.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of Athena
* **Videos** of Athena

## Transfer History

*Athena was never transferred out of Marineland of Canada.*

## Trivia

* Athena was named after the Greek goddess Athena, the goddess of Wisdom. She was named in honor of the Summer Olympic Games that took place in Athens, Greece, in 2004.
* Athena was Kiska's second-longest surviving calf. She lived for 1750 days. She lived for just 2 days longer than one of her older brothers, Nova. Kiska's longest surviving calf was Hudson who survived in captivity for 2227 days.
Ai

Goro and Ai (left to right). Photo provided by Tigger.

Ai (*pronounced EYE*), or アイ, was an approximately 7-year-old female Icelandic killer whale who lived at Nanki Shirahama Adventure World. She was captured on October 29th, 1989 from Hornafjördur, Iceland at approximately 1 year old. Ai passed away due to a systemic fungal yeast infection called Candidiasis on August 25th, 1995 at Adventure World.

## Capture and Early Life

Ai was one of the last orcas ever captured in Iceland, along with Sharkane 12 nautical miles off of Hornafjördur on October 29th, 1989.  After her capture, she was moved to Saedyrasafnid Aquarium, where she met Ran and Tanouk. Though all four whales were quickly purchased, due to changing laws in Iceland the transfers were delayed. In early April 1990, Ran and Ai were moved to Nanki Shirahama Adventure World in Japan.

## Life at Nanki Shirahama Adventure World

Upon her arrival, Ai met Goro and Ruka. She seemed to get along well and performed daily in shows. In 1995, she and the park's other orcas were moved to a new stadium.

### Death

Ai passed away on August 25th, 1995 due to systemic candidiasis. At the time of her necropsy, she seemed to also be suffering from malnutrition, but no further details are known.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of Ai
* **Videos** of Ai

## Transfer History

**Ai's Transfer History**
 Saedyrasafnid, Iceland

1. ↑ 'IWC Annual Report 1991'
2. ↑ 'Our History 1988-1997'
Guðrún

> *Note: this article refers to a vessel. For information on the whale of a similar name, see: Gudrun.*
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## Guðrún

Guðrún GK 37 in Iceland. Photo provided by Þorgeir Baldursson.

## Other Information

### Location

Iceland, south coast.

The *Guðrún* GK-37 was an Icelandic herring vessel from Grindavík, south Iceland, used for capturing killer whales in Icelandic waters between 1976 and 1988. *Guðrún* was built in 1964 in Norway and was primarily used as a herring fishing vessel before killer whale captures became frequent in Iceland. She operated for 47 years was officially retired in 2009. Her boat scraps were turned into can material.

## History

Although the *Guðrún* was not the only vessel used for capturing killer whales in Iceland, she is the most famous one, and is the vessel that was used specifically for that purpose. Around 54 killer whales were captured and transported by the *Guðrún*. Among those who commanded the *Guðrún* for killer whale captures were Jón Kr. Gunnarsson, owner and operator of the Sædýrasafnið and head of killer whale captures in Iceland, and Don Goldsberry, SeaWorld's director of orca captures. Once killer whale captures in Iceland had stopped completely, the *Guðrún* continued fishing for herring in both Iceland and Norway until 2009. The *Guðrún* was infamous for capturing some of the world's most famous and beloved killer whales, such as Keiko, Kiska and Tilikum.

## Retirement

The *Guðrún* officially retired in Norway in 2009 after 47 years of operating, and the scraps from the vessel were turned into can material for a Norwegian company.
Halyn

Halyn. Photo provided by Mark Simon.

### Aunts & Uncles

*Corky II's Calf (1977)*, *Spooky*, *Corky II's Stillborn (1980)*, *Kiva*, *Corky II's Calf (1985)*, *Kandu V's Stillborn (1986)*, *Baby Shamu II*, *Corky II's Miscarriage (1986)*, *Corky II's Miscarriage (1987)*, Orkid, *Katerina*, *Kahana's Miscarriage (1990)*, Takara, *Kenau's Unborn Calf (1991)*, *Samoa's Stillborn (1992)*, *Taku*, *Haida II's Calf (1994)*, Keto, *Unna*, *Kalina's Stillborn (1997)*, Tuar, Ikaika, *Skyla*, Nalani, Makaio

### Cousins

*Kohana*, Trua, *Unna's Stillborn (2006)*, Nalani, *Unna's Miscarriage (2009)*, Sakari, Adán, *Takara's Miscarriage (2012)*, *Victoria*, Kamea, *Kyara*, *Ula*

Halyn *(pronounced hay-LIN)* was a 2-year-old female hybrid killer whale who lived at SeaWorld San Antonio. She was born there tail-first on October 9th, 2005. Her mother was Kayla, a 50% Northern resident, 50% Icelandic killer whale, and her father was Keet, a 25% Southern resident, 75% Icelandic killer whale. Halyn passed away due to acute necrotizing encephalitis on June 15th, 2008 at SeaWorld San Antonio.

## Birth & Life in Animal Care

Halyn was born on October 9th, 2005, as Kayla's first calf. Sadly, Halyn was rejected shortly after her birth, with Kayla being completely disinterested. Because her mother rejected her, she was transferred to SeaWorld's animal care unit, where she was hand-raised for three months. For the beginning of her life, she was called "K-Calf" until she received the name Halyn in January 2006. While in animal care she was introduced to a female dolphin as a companion. During this crucial period, trainers would monitor her 24 hours a day to ensure her health and safety. She was fed formula every two hours that included some of Kayla's milk along with vital ingredients to maintain a healthy calf.

## Life at Shamu Stadium

At the age of 3 months, Halyn was moved back to Shamu Stadium, where she would watch the other whales through gates and even interact with them. In 2007, Halyn was introduced to her father, Keet, who was gentle with the calf. Keet had a very calm demeanor and you could often see her trying to play with him. As time went on, Halyn was trained for shows, and she even learned waterwork behaviors.

### Death

Halyn showed a sudden change of behaviors in June, 2008 and died unexpectedly on June 15th due to acute necrotizing encephalitis. ANE (Acute necrotizing encephalitis) is usually caused by viral infections or when an animal's immune system reacts abnormally to an infection, leading to excessive immune response that damages brain tissue. ANE can lead to significant neurological impairment, seizures, changes in behavior, loss of coordination, and permanent brain damage. Due to the rarity of ANE, it is unlikely to be diagnosed before death, nonetheless treated.

1. ↑ https://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/stories/2006/05/01/daily12.html?jst=b\_ln\_hl
IS118

IS118. Photo provided by Sara Tavares

IS118 is an unnamed male Icelandic killer whale that was first sighted in 2010 and can occasionally be seen around Vestmannaeyjar (the Westman Islands) in South Iceland, feeding on herring and other fish. IS118 is known for his unusually-shaped dorsal fin, likely a result of entanglement or ship strike.

## Galleries

* **Photos** of IS118

1. ↑ Measuring potential anthropogenic impacts on Icelandic killer whales (Orcinus Orca) through scar-based analysis