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‘Shocking’ video captures orcas close to shore in Washington State

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‘Shocking’ video captures orcas close to shore in Washington State

Video posted to social media shows a pair of orcas giving a group in Washington state an up-close-and-personal view.

People on Fox Island, off the coast of Tacoma, were surprised to see orcas swimming so close to shore.

Wildlife photographer Stephanie Morris told Global News that she has followed whales in the area before while taking photographs.

“I think people are having a hard time believing that the video could be real because they’re so close to shore, but it’s just a really really — the sandspit is super, it sticks out really far, but there’s a huge drop-off from that sandspit, which allowed them to get close to shore and it was shocking to see them that close to shore,” Morris said.

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