Orcinus

Okay.

So it is Orcinus, so, you know?

Uh-huh.

But it does look like, it does look like a grasshopper, and the way that it supposed to work also it's, is, is, you know, with the legs, with the hind legs, so the, the, the engines kind of move on independently, independently of each other.

All of these groups, as well as their relatives around the world, are also known as orcas, a name that comes from the Latin word for a large-bellied vessel, which is probably a reference to the shape of their bodies.

This word was adopted into the species' formal scientific name, Orcinus orca, and eventually it was picked up by the public as a gentler alternative to killer whale.

The southern resident killer whales are one of the most iconic and imperiled wildlife populations in Canada.

There are three distinct pods, labeled J, K, and L, that swim BC's South Coast and down into Washington and Northern Oregon.