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Scientists Confirm 65-Year-Old Orca in South Uist

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  • Scottish researchers determined a dead male orca on South Uist was at least 65 years old.
  • They dated the whale by analyzing annual growth rings in a tooth.
  • Absence of mid-20th-century nuclear fallout in the oldest tooth layers showed it was born before the tests.
  • Male orcas normally live about 30 years, making this specimen unusually old.