Killer whales, also known as orcas ... But my real fascination with this story has been the human reaction to it. Why have so many wanted to join “Team Orca” in the supposed uprising against ...

The trauma to the orca whales was so significant that they stopped coming into that area until this year. One good thing that came from the event was the fact that so many people were exposed to ...

Scientists have documented what might be the first case of friendly interactions between killer whales and smaller cetaceans. Here's what they think is going on.

Orcas are a social species capable of learning from their podmates, so it is possible the behaviour is a trend that is catching on. But that doesn’t mean that the whales are intentionally ...

Scientists think the killer whale is likely to be expressing grief ... “We don’t know exactly what the survival rate is, because so many calves are probably being born and dying before ...

So many pulse calls and whistles ... This is the first time pack- ice killer whales have ever been, ever been recorded. - Lee continues to listen to the group for several hours as they look ...

Image So why are killer whale attacks so rare ... as is the case with many shark attacks. “In an open water context, where all parties can view each other clearly, I would wager that both ...

I hope as many people as possible get to see it ... as the spotting by Mr Hayakawa some years later. White orcas and whales were once so rare that they were thought to be a myth, but are becoming ...

Still, it was the second time in as many months that the ... That summer, a female killer whale started wearing a dead salmon on her head, kick-starting the so-called “salmon hat” trend ...

Yeah. -With so many mouths to feed, the family quickly moves on. -Okay. I have got a seal at our 11:00. -A Weddell seal, Gerty's preferred prey. ♪♪ Killer whales' eyes on either side of their ...

A massive killer whale swam deep into Yaquina Bay, hunting alone and stunning onlookers. Here's what we know about T049C — ...

The 64-year-old shutterbug has been following the majestic mammals for years, and the albino killer whale sighting left his legs “shaking with excitement.” “This photo means so much to me ...