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SEATTLE _ Maybe she just found a warm spot.
You know how it is: You're out swimming in a lake or bay, in typically organ-shrinking cold Northwest waters, when suddenly, out of the blue, you're enveloped by an inexplicably warm spot of water.
This, we're beginning to speculate, is what's keeping that little orca _ known alternately as Springer, Boo, and by her native name, Dances With Propellers _ tooling around in the shipping lanes between Vashon Island and Fauntleroy.
Alas, if we're right here _ and, really, how often have we ever been wrong? _ this warm-spot theory might actually be bad news for the whale. In an alarming example of revisionist history, a friend once informed us that some of the best "warm spots" we used to enjoy frolicking in along the shores of Hood Canal, for ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Let's leave Seattle's Little Orphan Orca alone.(The Seattle Times)