The orca gave birth to another calf on Sept. 4, 2020, a male who was named J57. The Center for Whale Research described the newborn as "healthy and precocious, swimming vigorously alongside its ...

4, 2020. The male newborn, who was named J57, was described by the Center for Whale Research as "healthy and precocious, swimming vigorously alongside its mother in its second day of free-swimming ...

A spokesperson said: "We're appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage of the incident, which happened shortly after 8.30pm on the northbound carriageway between J57 and J58. "We would like to ...

Inrix said: "A1(M) Northbound closed, heavy traffic due to emergency barrier repairs, recovery work and earlier accident from J57 A66(M) Darlington to J58 A68 West Auckland Road (Burtree). Southbound ...

This divergence is also evident in her light cone options, as Fugue benefits from a unique, albeit somewhat limited, selection of choices. Fortunately, players will find that some accessible F2P ...

Players would want to build her with proper Light Cones to make the most of her kit. Aside from empowering Fugue's attack, Long Road Leads Home has a 100% base chance to inflict the Charring state ...

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The mother has two other successful calves, J47 and J57. The calf was seen travelling alongside J35, also known as Tahlequah. In this 2018 photo, Tahlequah is balancing her dead baby on her nose ...

Another view of the nose cone that would house the ECRS Mk.1 radar fitted on the A320 D-ATRA. (Image credit: Thomas Hirsch on LinkedIn) Hirsch mentioned that the nose section was “manufactured ...