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Orca appears to adopt (or abduct) a baby pilot whaleResearchers have recorded an orca swimming with a pilot whale calf in a possible interspecies adoption, but how the two came together is a mystery.
By Patrick Pester Published
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Orca males are burnouts who let their moms do all the hunting, surprising study findsMama orcas are forgoing having more young and instead dote on their existing sons.
By Jennifer Nalewicki Published
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Grisly new footage shows orcas attacking a great white shark and eating its liverNewly released video shows a gang of killer whales in South Africa attack and slaughter a great white shark.
By Brandon Specktor Last updated
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Orcas and humpbacks clash in a violent melee of breaching and bitingWhale watchers in British Columbia recently witnessed an intense showdown between a group of 15 transient killer whales and a pair of female humpback whales in the Salish Sea.
By Harry Baker Last updated
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Orcas are attacking boats near Europe. It might be a fad.Orcas are snapping the rudders off boats near Europe, and it may be a cetacean fad.
By Stephanie Pappas Last updated
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The weird reason dolphins drink each other’s peeDolphins can recognize each other by the taste of their pee, and urine-tasting behavior is also linked to "name" recognition.
By Michael Dhar Published
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Red Sea dolphins slather their skin in coral mucus, because nature is wonderfully grossYoung dolphins seem to learn this skin care routine from their elders.
By Nicoletta Lanese Published
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Killer whales spotted for the first time killing blue whalesKiller whales can hunt and kill blue whales, according to three documented episodes in Australia.
By Laura Geggel Published
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'Grandma' killer whale missing from pod, feared deadOne of the Southern Resident orcas, a 47-year-old female known as L47, hasn't been seen by census takers since February.
By Mindy Weisberger Published
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