Luna (L-98, Tsuxiit), is the juvenile male killer whale from the Southern Resident Community of orcas who had been living alone and away from his pod for more than 5 years. He developed relationships with other species including humans.





Luna died March 10 2006 when he was hit by a large tug. This is an increasingly common problem that is seriously decimating the global whale population.

During his life and after his death, L98 has come to mean many things to humans. His life and story teaches us to ask new questions not just about killer whales but about all life. His story is universal; Love.

This is but a small example of the awesome potentials for communications across species and within species that occurs far more often than most humans are consciously aware of. If this is of interest to you, here are some links for further explorations:

Parapsychology research

Sheldrake, Rupert. Dogs that Know When Their Owners Are Coming Home: and Other Unexplained Powers of Animals, New York: Three Rivers 1999.

Blessings

Dan


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