@lance.andanova.films: Meet Smoke. And her brand new 2026 calf. 🐋💙 Confirmed June 3, 2026 off Vancouver Island. Researchers spotted the blow first. Then a second — smaller — right beside it. Smoke. Known by her unique tail markings. Her 2026 calf — days old, no barnacles yet. Tiny blow next to her massive one. First mother-calf pair of this season. She carried this calf for 11 months across thousands of miles. And now here they both are. Follow for daily moments like this. 🌊 Source: Vancouver Island Whale Watch, June 2026 #humpbackwhale #babywhale #motherandcalf #fyp #WildlifeDocumentary