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killer whales
In 1955, 17 killer whales were found stranded on a beach in Paraparaumu, New Zealand. Scientists thought they looked weird, but they shrugged it off as some type of genetic deformity. Since then, the whale has been something of an urban legend until fishermen and tourists began capturing rare images…
A pair of orcas earned their “killer whale” moniker one day late in 2016 by committing the first act of orca infanticide ever captured on film.
Marine biologists working off the coast of Australia have observed orca whales hunting and killing rare beaked whales — a behaviour never before seen in the predatory species.
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