Normally native to the warmer waters off Mexico and Central America, these orcas moved north toward Southern California due to abnormally high ocean temperatures brought on by El Niño.
Normally native to the warmer waters off Mexico and Central America, these orcas moved north toward Southern California due to abnormally high ocean temperatures brought on by El Niño.
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