12-Year-Old Films Pod Of Killer Whales Attacking A Dolphin

Orcas, that are indeed not whales but members of a dolphin familykiller sport techniques

It’s not odd for them to feed on other class of dolphin, as good as several class of whalegreat white sharks

“They can take flattering most whatever they want,” John Ford, a research scientist and accessory professor with a University of British Columbia’s Marine Mammal Research Unit, pronounced in a 2011 talk with Nature.com. 

Orcas pursue their prey in pods of up to 40 individuals

They also use a cooperative sport technique

“Each whale has a role

“It’s like a ballet, so they have to pierce in a really concurrent approach and promulgate and make decisions about what to do next,” Similä said.

Several weeks before Baker and his son witnessed a animals, another fisherman named Kasey “Ox” Coghlan filmed a identical attacksame gulf

“This [is] inlet laid out cold and bare

Watch Baker’s and Coghlan’s videos below, and spy a overwhelming energy of Mother Nature’s hierarchy.

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