Killer Whales: The Mystery and History

Orcas, found in every ocean on the planet, are facing a critical question: can they survive their relationship with humans? "Orcas Everywhere" explores the historical and current connections between humans (both Indigenous and non-Indigenous) and orcas, as well as what steps we can take to ensure the survival and prosperity of cetacean communities worldwide. This book covers a range of topics including science, philosophy, environmentalism, and ethics in a way that is engaging and understandable for children.

Mark Leiren-Young, a writer, filmmaker, and orca activist, takes readers on a journey through the shifting perceptions of killer whales over time. From being viewed as monsters to being used for target practice, humans have come close to loving orcas to their detriment. If your child is a fan of movies like Free Willy or Finding Nemo, they will surely be captivated by the stories of these magnificent creatures.

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