孤児d baby orca escapes to the open ocean - a month after 辞退するing to leave its dead mother in Canadian lagoon

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A two-year-old orca that spent more than a month circling a Canadian lagoon where its mother died has finally escaped into the open ocean.?

野性生物 公式の／役人s spotted the two 鯨s in March, as the baby 辞退するd to leave its mother that had died on the beach.?

救助者s were in a race against time to 解放する／自由な the 鯨 that could have 餓死するd to death in the lagoon and had 試みる／企てるd to 誘惑する her out to open sea using 鯨 calls and a sling.

But in the middle of the night, the 鯨 指名するd '勇敢に立ち向かう Little Hunter' made her way out to sea of her own （許可，名誉などを）与える when the high tide reached the area.

The baby orca,?Kwiisahi?is which means 勇敢に立ち向かう Little Hunter, escaped the Canadian lagoon (pictured) where she's been 立ち往生させるd since March 23

Kwiisahi?is swam into an inlet on Friday morning, leaving the lagoon behind (pictured) more than a month after she became 立ち往生させるd

救助者s have hoped for weeks that the baby orca would leave the lagoon?on her own and at about 2:30 a.m. on Friday she swam out of the lagoon at high tide, reaching the Espinosa Inlet that would lead her to the open sea.

The Ehattesaht and Nuchatlaht First Nations 部族の members said the calf chose a '（疑いを）晴らす and glass-静める, 星／主役にする-filled night' to swim out of the lagoon and under a 橋（渡しをする） to the inlet.< /p>

'Today the community of Zeballos and people everywhere are waking up to some incredible news and what can only be 述べるd as pride for the strength this little orca has shown,' Ehattesaht 長，指導者 Simon John told CBC News?on Friday.

He said the?calf, 指名するd Kwiisahi?is (pronounced kwee-sahay-is) which means 勇敢に立ち向かう Little Hunter, started eating the 調印（する） meat 供給するd by the tribe last week and 救助者s hoped she would follow a 追跡する of food they left to lead her out of the lagoon.

Kwiisahi?is swam in circles 近づく her mother's 団体／死体 when she died two hours after becoming beached on a Canadian lagoon (pictured)

Kwiisahi?is was seen playing 近づく the 橋（渡しをする） the night before she escaped the lagoon, and John told Coast Mountain News that he has high hopes for her to reintegrate into the sea.

'I think she's really healthy,' he told the 出口. 'There's a lot of （映画の）フィート数 out there of her 存在 happy around the 橋（渡しをする） area.'?

救助者s will continue to follow and 監視する?Kwiisahi?is' 進歩 to 確実にする she doesn't come into 接触する with people or boats and 'will encourage her out toward the open ocean where it is hoped that the 勇敢に立ち向かう Little Hunter's calls will now be heard by her family,' the Ehattesaht tribe told Coast Mountain.

The 孤児d orca (pictured) has 辞退するd to leave the lagoon にもかかわらず 救助者s 試みる／企てるs to 誘惑する her out using metal oikomi 麻薬を吸うs that reverberate in the water to herd 鯨s.

The calf's mother, Spong, (pictured) died after becoming beached in the lagoon during what 救助者s believed to be a mistimed attack. A 地位，任命する-mortem 明らかにする／漏らすd Spong was 妊娠している when she died

Kwiisahi?is' 辞退するd to leave her mother's 味方する (pictured) and dodged 救助者s when they tried to place her in a sling to airlift her to open sea

Earlier this month, teams were gearing up to ひもで縛る the 孤児d 鯨 into a sling strapped to a ヘリコプター to airlift her out to open waters, but the 試みる／企てる was in vain after she dodged a team of 50 救助者s.?

They sought to 誘惑する the baby orca out of the lagoon using recordings of other orcas and Indigenous 派手に宣伝するs - all of which were 不成功の.?

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?A baby orca 指名するd k?iisa?i?is (pronounced kwee-sahay-is) was 立ち往生させるd in a Canadian lagoon in March after a mistimed attack by her mom.

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Now that the calf managed to escape the lagoon on her own, the Ehattesaht said:?'With this part of the challenge solved by kwiisahi?is herself, every 適切な時期 needs to be afforded to have her 支援する with her family with as little human interaction as possible.'

Kwiisahi?is' 旅行 started on March 23 when she followed her mother into the lagoon and became beached.

救助者s believed a mistimed attack 原因（となる）d her 14-year-old mom, 指名するd Spong, to become wedged in a 不景気 近づく the shore.

After two hours of trying to 救助（する） her, Spong died and a 地位，任命する mortem 明らかにする／漏らすd she had been 妊娠している.

Spong's calf 辞退するd to leave the area where she died, often swimming in circles long after Spong's 団体／死体 was 除去するd from the lagoon.

'It was 絶対 horrible, 特に because we knew the tide was against us from the start,' Glen McCall of Totem Excavating who received the call told The 後見人.

'We didn't have enough 動員可能数,' he said. 'It just wasn't enough.'

Now Kwiisahi?is' escape is nothing short of a 奇蹟 for the 救助者s and the Ehattesaht tribe who have worked tirelessly to move the calf to the sea and 再提出する her to her pod.

This story will become something of legend, with First Nations' leaders 説 Indigenous people across Canada are 令状ing new stories about Kwiisahi?is to 増強する their 関係 to the spiritual world.

'Events like these have a deeper meaning and the タイミング of her 出発 will be thought about, tal ked about and felt for 世代s to come,' the Ehattesaht said.?