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Orca L112, or 'Victoria' in February after its body washed ashore near Long Beach, Wash.
A new report out today stops short of determining what caused the death of a young female orca that washed up near Long Beach, Wash. The scientists who produced it for a federal agency come up with new details about the whale’s trauma, bruising and hemhorraging, and lack of broken bones.
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