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Iceberg, the first adult all-white orca bull discovered in the wild.![Albino_Orca_10]()
A young orca jumping against the volcanic backdrop of Avacha Gulf, Kamchatka![Albino_Orca]()
An orca group; males (bulls) are characterized by their tall dorsal fins.![Albino_Orca_2]()
A group of orcas swim near the scenic volcanic peninsula in Kamchatka.![Albino_Orca_3]()
Iceberg swimming beside a second male of his family group, possibly his brother.![Albino_Orca_4]()
Iceberg and his family group off the Commander Islands (east of Kamchatka).![Albino_Orca_6]()
Iceberg is the first and only known adult orca, who is entirely white.![Albino_Orca_8]()
Photographing the dorsal fin of orcas allows scientists to identify the individuals.Meet Iceberg, the world's only all-white killer whale
Iceberg is the first and only known adult orca who is entirely white. He is living in a family group with 12 other resident orcas in the waters of the Northwest Pacific Ocean off the East Asian coast of Russia. The Far East Russia Orca Project (FEROP) is dedicated to researching
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- Meet Iceberg, the world's only all-white killer whale
