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ORCASOregon Center for Applied Science (Eugene, OR)
ORCASOak Ridge Center for Advanced Studies (consortium; Oak Ridge, TN)
ORCASOcean Response Coastal Analysis System
ORCASOutfitting Requisition Control and Accounting System
ORCASOperational Readiness and Cognitive Assessment System


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Witham, Bangor, ME The largest member of the dolphin family and a major draw at marine parks, orcas (also known as "killer whales") are highly intelligent and social marine mammals that, because of these traits, have come to be known as ambassadors for nature and marine ecosystems around the world.
These orcas may look like and live in the same areas as other killer whales, but orcas in the AT-1 group are genetically different and communicate with a different set of sounds.
Disappearing Orcas Three pods of black-and-white orcas spend the summer in Puget Sound in Washington, feeding on Chinook salmon.
 
 
 
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