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     Deadly Killer Whale Moments | Top 5 | BBC Earth

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     Why Orcas are ATTACKING Human Boats

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     Over 30 Killer Whales attacking 2 ADULT Gray Whales

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2. www.youtube.com › watch"Killer Whales' Revenge: Investigating Boat Attacks ... - YouTube

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   social dynamics of killer whale pods and uncover the tragic story of an injured matriarch. We'll examine compelling evidence that suggests the recent surge i...

3. www.youtube.com › watchKiller Whales Are Taking REVENGE From Humans - YouTube

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   #Orcas #deepseaexploration ---------------------------------Killer Whales Are Taking REVENGE From Humans | Should We Worry About Them?-----------------------...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchThey Are Starting To Attack Us! Here’s Why - YouTube

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   Dec 18, 2023 · Why are killer whales attacking boats? Come with me and let's find out!Suggest a topic here to be turned into a video: http://bit.ly/2kwqhuhSubscribe for mor...

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5. www.bbc.co.uk › news › newsbeat-65949040Killer whale boat attack videos might not be what they seem - BBC

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   "If any group of killer whales had a reason to retaliate or seek revenge on humans, that would be this population. "But we've never seen that." Follow Newsbeat on Twitter , external and YouTube ...

6. www.latimes.com › environment › storyWhy are killer whales going ‘Moby-Dick’ on yachts lately ...

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   Jun 19, 2023 · Experts doubt it’s revenge. An unusually large group of killer whales was spotted off the coast of San Francisco on May 7. The attacks started suddenly and inexplicably in the spring of 2020 ...

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7. www.newsweek.com › orca-attack-boats-spain-killerOrca Attacks on Boats May Be Fueled by Revenge - Newsweek

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   May 24, 2023 · "In the past, killer whales have, for example, worked in [cooperation] with humans on boats to hunt other whales during the whaling era." A file photo of two orcas hunting. Orcas are very social ...

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   Do killer whales hunt other whales?

   • "In the past, killer whales have, for example, worked in [cooperation] with humans on boats to hunt other whales during the whaling era." A file photo of two orcas hunting. Orcas are very social, and they learn behaviors from each other. ISTOCK / GETTY IMAGES PLUS

   Orca Attacks on Boats May Be Fueled by Revenge - Newsweek

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   Are Orcas seeking revenge for white Gladis?

   • One of the main ones on social media is that the orcas are seeking revenge for White Gladis - a killer whale hit by a boat. That caught on when Alfredo López Fernandez, from GTOA, was quoted as saying a "traumatised orca" had launched the attacks. But, according to animal behaviour experts, it might not be quite how it looks.

   Killer whale boat attack videos might not be what they seem

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   What happened to killer whales in San Francisco?

   • An unusually large group of killer whales was spotted off the coast of San Francisco on May 7. (Michael Pierson / Oceanic Society) The attacks started suddenly and inexplicably in the spring of 2020 — pods of endangered killer whales began ramming yachts and fishing boats in European waters, pushing some off course and imperiling others.

   Why are killer whales suddenly going 'Moby-Dick' on yachts? - Los

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   Are killer whales playing a 'game'?

   • He said the orcas, also known as killer whales, appeared to be playing a "game" focused on the boats' rudders - part of the moveable steering apparatus that sits in the water. He and his colleagues have now pinned satellite tracking tags to the fins of two of the fewer than 60 animals in this population, which is critically endangered.

   Atlantic orcas 'learning from adults' to target boats - BBC News

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   Are killer whales chasing boats?

   • GT Orca Atlántica (GTOA), which monitors killer whales in the area, recorded 207 interactions in 2022. Social media's been flooded with videos of these encounters, apparently showing the creatures chasing boats. There's even been a number of reports over the last three years of the mammals hitting and sinking vessels.

   Killer whale boat attack videos might not be what they seem

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   How did a killer whale attack start?

   • Alfredo López Fernandez, a killer whale researcher with GT Orca Atlántica, a Portuguese conservation research organization, said it is impossible to know how it started, or which whale or whales may have initially instigated the attacks.

   Why are killer whales suddenly going 'Moby-Dick' on yachts? - Los

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9. www.bbc.co.uk › news › science-environment-66384045Atlantic orcas 'learning from adults' to target boats - BBC News

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   Aug 2, 2023 · 2 August 2023. Watch: Sailor films Atlantic orcas 'learning from adults' to ram boats. By Victoria Gill and Kate Stephens. BBC News Science Team. A strange, dangerous game of targeting and ramming ...