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Vancouver's New Aquarium at Stanley Park features what should be solo acts by killer whales but turn out to be duets, with a playful porpoise determin(...)
Vancouver's New Aquarium at Stanley Park features what should be solo acts by killer whales but turn out to be duets, with a playful porpoise determin(...)

Vancouver's New Aquarium at Stanley Park features what should be solo acts by killer whales but turn out to be duets, with a playful porpoise determin(...)

Date5/14/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vancouver's New Aquarium at Stanley Park features what should be solo acts by killer whales but turn out to be duets; with a playful porpoise determined to get in on the tricks- and the reward of fish-every time the show is presented. The aquarium; like the zoo around it; is modern; clean; attractive and only a few minutes away by car from any part the city. But you don't have to go there to see marine life and aquatic creatures. The sea is all around you.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105168F
Watching the Aquabatics of a pair of killer whales at opening of new whale pool in Vancouver's Stanley Park, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (centre) la(...)
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