The Apex Predator
of the Ocean
of the Ocean
Dive deep into the stories and science that surround the magnificent orca, apex predator of all oceans. Follow the currents of ecological activism, popular culture and Indigenous beliefs to gain a new appreciation of these sophisticated animals, long feared in Western cultures as “killer whales”. Discover the complex social structure of orca society and reflect on the surprising consequences of captivity.
The Apex Predator
of the Ocean
of the Ocean
Dive deep into the stories and science that surround the magnificent orca, apex predator of all oceans. Follow the currents of ecological activism, popular culture and Indigenous beliefs to gain a new appreciation of these sophisticated animals, long feared in Western cultures as “killer whales”. Discover the complex social structure of orca society and reflect on the surprising consequences of captivity.
Orca Perspective
Orcas are powerful and intelligent predators, immediately recognized by their distinctive black and white coloring. Take a look into the hidden lives and complex societies of these apex predators to discover our shared history and future with them.
Highlights and Collaboration
Orcas: Our Shared Future is an immersive, interactive exhibition featuring life-size Orca replicas, fossils, films, objects from popular culture and original artwork from the Indigenous peoples of the North American west coast.
- Size: 700 – 1300 m2
- 140 original objects
- 12 replicas and models
- 11 films and 7 digital and physical interactives
- Orca perspective: visitors experience the exhibition from the viewpoint of Orcas
Orcas: Our Shared Future produced by the Royal BC Museum in partnership with MuseumsPartner, and curated by Drs. Gavin Hanke, Lorne Hammond, Martha Black, India Young and Victoria Arbour.
Image credits: Royal BC Museum
Orca Perspective
Orcas are powerful and intelligent predators, immediately recognized by their distinctive black and white coloring. Take a look into the hidden lives and complex societies of these apex predators to discover our shared history and future with them.
Highlights and Collaboration
Orcas: Our Shared Future is an immersive, interactive exhibition featuring life-size Orca replicas, fossils, films, objects from popular culture and original artwork from the Indigenous peoples of the North American west coast.
- Size: 700 – 1300 m2
- 140 original objects
- 12 replicas and models
- 11 films and 7 digital and physical interactives
- Orca perspective: visitors experience the exhibition from the viewpoint of Orcas
Orcas: Our Shared Future produced by the Royal BC Museum in partnership with MuseumsPartner, and curated by Drs. Gavin Hanke, Lorne Hammond, Martha Black, India Young and Victoria Arbour.
Image credits: Royal BC Museum
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