Ino had a distinct whistle when she breathes! With most orcas, you can clearly hear their exhale when they come to the surface, but for a few whales like Ino, you can also clearly hear their inhale.

Coho was first documented by researchers on the outer coast near Grays Harbor, WA in April of 2006. At that time, we didn't know much about where K and L Pods spend the late winter and early spring months, but additional research has shown they spend a lot of time between Grays Harbor and the mouth of the Columbia River.

Keta belongs to the small L54 sub-group, one of three distinct social units within L-Pod. Encounters with the L54s are rare, as they are the group of Southern Residents that spend the least amount of time in inland waters.

Wavewalker is the last surviving member of the L2 matriline. He travels with the L54 sub-group and seems to have found a surrogate mother figure in L54 Ino.