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Fluke of SuperNova Confirmed in the catalog

SuperNova @7158

SuperNova is known as a female from research by NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center (SWFSC) and observation with a calf. Mother of CRC-17885 (2019), and 2024 calf known from observation of mother and calf pair on Oct 5th, 2024 in British Columbia according to Selena Rhodes Scofield and 2026 calf from observation of mother and calf pair on Mar 19th, 2026 in Mexico according to Whale Watch Cabo.

Salish Sea · North Pacific

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68 Following 33 Followers
24
Sightings
20
Years
9
Crossings
Last 12 months 1 sighting
  1. N 2025-11: 0 sightings
  2. D 2025-12: 0 sightings
  3. J 2026-01: 0 sightings
  4. F 2026-02: 0 sightings
  5. M 2026-03: 1 sighting
  6. A 2026-04: 0 sightings
  7. M 2026-05: 0 sightings
  8. J 2026-06: 0 sightings
  9. J 2026-07: 0 sightings
  10. A 2026-08: 0 sightings
  11. S 2026-09: 0 sightings
  12. O 2026-10: 0 sightings

Recent activity

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Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Gulf of California · Mar 2026 Mar 19, 2026 · Gulf of California · 1 sighting Deepest dive15 m Longest dive0:58
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Salish Sea · Oct 2024 Oct 5, 2024 · Salish Sea · 1 sighting Deepest dive44 m Longest dive1:41
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Banderas Bay · Dec 2021 – Jan 2022 Dec 17, 2021 – Jan 10, 2022 · Banderas Bay · 3 sightings Deepest dive77 m Longest dive3:00
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Banderas Bay · Mar 2021 Mar 11, 2021 · Banderas Bay · 1 sighting Deepest dive20 m Longest dive1:05

✳ Dive stats modelled, not measured

Sightings by year

2007 – 2026
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2022
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