When the gulls landed on the water, the killer whale would then attempt to capture them in her mouth, without killing them.
Then, when seals became rare, the killer whales turned to sea lions.
Thee fish are not sharks or killer whales, but favourite eating varieties like cod and skate which grow to unnatural sizes, sometimes as much as twelve feet in length.
In the news recently, a trainer was killed by a killer whale.
From killer whale studies elsewhere we expected this kind of social interaction but it was the canniness of their hunting tactics that blew us away.
As the killer whales moved in, the plucky pinniped leapt on to the vast ribbed belly of a humpback, and nestled in the animal's armpit.
The most ferocious sea creatures bow killer whale statue.
A SeaWorld whale trainer is now nursing a broken foot after one of the park's killer whales dragged the trainer underwater during a show.
Sierra Rayne of the University of Victoria and colleagues conducted earlier research on free-ranging orcas, also known as killer whales, and found evidence that they too retain pollutants.
The airline has a long-term partnership with SeaWorld, and three airplanes painted with Shamu, a killer whale.
It's an Orca, a killer whale.
Roughly speaking, these animals filled the ecological niches now occupied by toothed cetaceans such as dolphins and killer whales.
There is a known as the "tiger of the sea" killer whale, sometimes dozens of head formed a group, surrounded by a more than 30 tons of baleen whales, a few hours ate it up.
Long believed to exist only in the brains of humans and other great apes, in 2006 spindle cells were discovered in the same brain areas in humpback whales, fin whales, killer whales, and sperm whales.
A killer whale calf learned the trick of luring gulls to the surface of the water with fish.
I had the unique experience of working with a killer whale orphan.
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