FILE -- In this photo taken March 7, 2012, and provided by Sandy Buckley, the head of a dead orca whale is examined by Joe Gaydos, left, director and chief scientist of the SeaDoc Society, Dyanna Lambourn, right, Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife marine mammal research biologist and Albert Shepard at the University of Washington Friday Harbor Labs, in Friday Harbor, Wash. When the 3-year-old endangered orca washed ashore in Washington state battered, bloodied and bruised in February of 2012, her death fueled a mystery over what killed her. Two years later, investigators say they don't know for certain what caused blunt force trauma to the animal's head and neck.(AP Photo/Sandy Buckley, File)
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