Orcas Attack a Crabeater Seal in Antarctica
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Uploaded by lindbladexpeditions on Jul 17, 2007
Rare footage shot aboard the National Geographic Endeavour while in Antarctica, shows a family of Type B Orcas training a juvenile the technique of "wave hunting".
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GypsyR0adz 7 months ago
@sicpooch Do you mean what does the word mean? Basically it means that different groups of orcas specifically hunt different types of prey. These type B orcas only hunt seals. In the same territory there are also type C orcas, which *specialise* in antarctic cod (which means that is their main prey, and possibly their only prey). Type B has a large eye patch, and type C has a smaller, slanted eye patch. That's how they can be told apart without observing their hunting behavior.
nat365 1 year ago
@PepsiP0P That's why most animal activists push for sea pens, where even the captive born can experience the sea, much more room to swim, a much more enriching environment than a bare tank and a chance to properly use their echolocation.
nat365 1 year ago
Bad day to be a sea lion, man. Great vid.
acivilcampaign 2 years ago
Some are born in captivity and would not survive the wild. However, you are right. It's disgusting that we lock up such magnificant creatures for our own pleasure.
PepsiP0P 2 years ago
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ChiefSlapaHoe41 3 years ago
wow
a7L1n 3 years ago
Great example of communication among species. i think this is very special footage and absolutely amazing.
kemuksigak 3 years ago
wut da fuk is speecialize
sicpooch 3 years ago
THIS IS REALLY AMAZING!!!
sparklefairy12 3 years ago