Deadly Killer Whale Moments | Top 5 | BBC Earth

[@davinciacox1859]

Him: “it’s important not to go towards them” Also him: *goes towards them*

[@cintronproductions9430]

Eh, they won't do anything to him. Wild orcas have never hurt a human. Only captive orcas have hurt humans but that's because the poor things went insane.

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@franl155]

@@cintronproductions9430 - I'd hate to be the one to set a new precedent ...

[@Knickerson]

Shades of Steve Irwin.

[@rhysjones1108]

@@franl155 that’s what I always say/think when I hear that fact lmao easily a top 5 apex predator on the entire earth, I don’t think it would hurt to play safe lol

[@dontwatchmydoomvideos]

imagine strolling on the shore, hardly toe deep in water when a 30ft long 6 ton overgrown penguin looking miniwhale flies at you

[@bari2883]

They are massive.

[@parrishharris3008]

I would loose my mind

[@parrishharris3008]

It's sad but true

[@umeshnayak867]

B.e.S.T f'u"l'l D.a.T.i.n.G h.o.T G.i.r.L's -L-o-V-e-S-e-X-..❤️⤵️ livegirls19. com !💖🖤❤️今後は気をライブ配信の再編ありがとうです！この日のライブ配信は、かならりやばかったですね！１万人を超える人が見ていたもん（笑）やっぱり人参最高！まさかのカメラ切り忘れでやら1かしたのもドキドキでした,.💖🖤 在整個人類歷史上，強者，富人和具有狡猾特質的人捕食部落，氏族，城鎮，城市和鄉村中的弱者，無`'守和貧窮成員。然而，人類的生存意願迫使那些被拒絕，被剝奪或摧毀的基本需求的人們找到了一種生活方式，並繼續將其DNA融入不斷發展的人類社會。.說到食物，不要以為那些被拒絕的人只吃垃圾。相反，他們學會了在被忽視的肉類和蔬菜中尋找營養。他們學會了清潔，切塊，調味和慢燉慢燉的野菜和肉類，在食品市場上被忽略的部分家用蔬菜和肉類，並且學會了使用芳香的木煙（如山核桃，山核桃和豆科灌木 來調味食物煮的時候 1618743910

[@thunderatigervideo]

You would stop imagining pretty soon… Along with being insanely massive, they’re insanely fast.

[@haroonwardak6361]

the orcas coming for Steve. Steve: it's incredible, they are hunting in groups, surrounding their prey, but I do not see any seals nearby....

[@carmen.g440]

That is exactly what I was thinking 😩😂

[@notsurewhattoputhereyet7052]

LMAOO I’m dead, I was so worried for that man

[@TinkMarshae]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😂 damn

[@jmurphy6011]

Right? I was like OMG, is he going to figure it out?

[@roryburns3386]

Ok

[@vogelchenzwitschert8754]

Sea Lions: *being very fast and deadly hunters* Giant Black-and-white dolphin tank: Well, acTuALLy-

[@shushiechen2113]

Fr i was shock too at how fast they are 😮

[@michelle_ajema]

Guy in the first vid was too excited, like a kid in a toy shop. 😅😂😂

[@blairlovessyou]

He was so happy they got close I was waiting for him to get eaten🤣 probably go down smiling

[@michelle_ajema]

@@blairlovessyou 😂😂😂😂😂

[@joesickler5888]

You wouldn’t?

[@michelle_ajema]

@@joesickler5888 I'm afraid of the ocean.

[@joesickler5888]

@@michelle_ajema ohhh that sucks. I’m afraid of not being by water. It was rough one in west Texas.

[@francessweeney2308]

I watched blackfish, one of the former trainers at Seaworld, went out to study orcas in the ocean. He was in awe; he saw active animals, travelling long distances, straight dorsal fins, working as a team to hunt and train the youngsters. Whilst he was a trainer, he was told that collapsed dorsal fins were normal, the lethargy and aggression amongst pod members was normal. He found that was hardly any aggression in wild pods

[@rockyevans1584]

Orcas are one of the few animals who engage in surplus killing. That's killing for reasons outside of eating, training the young and defending themselves. They are amazing apex predators, but certainly aggressive and quite cruel to many animals

[@CUTESWON]

​@Knob Jockey your name tag says it all 😂

[@daMillenialTrucker]

@@CUTESWON yeah hes a jerk. i enjoyed op's story

[@CUTESWON]

@@daMillenialTrucker exactly 💯 imagine being salty about a conversation no one asked him to be part of 😂😂😂

[@con-man1146]

I’ll give you a black fish

[@enderethan144]

Let’s be honest the real badasses of the ocean are the Orcas cause they just make sharks look like sardines.

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@al145]

They eat some sharks. I think not even the whole shark sometimes, they just go for the liver if I remember right

[@Whoopdido777]

@@al145 Yeah they do that quite often actually. Orcas can be pretty brutal in that respect. They want the vital organs, but the liver especially I believe and they’ll kill the shark and just leave the rest of the body to rot, or if they take a bite out of its liver they’ll just take its liver and swim away and let the shark die a slow death.

[@cirnosnumberfan6449]

A Shark can still deliver some serious injuries to the Orca, it's only a matter of who strikes first.

[@keeshans5768]

@@cirnosnumberfan6449 nope, great whites actively avoid areas where orca’s are present. And your point about striking first would only make sense if it was a 1 on 1, which it never is with orca’s.

[@mistersmith3986]

People: "Killer Whale's can't hunt on land". Killer Whale: "HOLD MY BEER"!!!

[@MetalHeart8787]

Orcas Don't Drink Beer! LOL

[@youlikedyourowncomment5151]

Steven Irwin wouldve gotten eaten by a killer whale and then wouldve gave a detailed description of what was inside the stomach

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@whimsinator2982]

Well based on his track record Steve Irwin would’ve gotten eaten and fucking died

[@athingthatexistbutmaybenot3613]

they don't eat people tho

[@Vaporeon_91]

They only eat Seaworld trainers

[@eloneatmyshorts]

@@Vaporeon_91 but hey, for educational purposes right SeaWorld?

[@funmioladejo1389]

Orcas be like: no hard feeling bro we just tryna eat I’m sorry my guy

[@fib1478]

"It just looked straight in my eyes". Yeah, the same way I look in the eyes the shrimps when I pull them out of the oven 😆

[@TheVillka]

It is so weird when the reporter asked „how close should man a beast stand“. We in fact keep them in captivity, starved them, take away there family for our amusement and still the poor thing is being called a beast! Unbelievably

[@Ros3299]

I love how Genuinely amazed this guy is

[@finnvictorsson]

"genially"

[@Ros3299]

@@finnvictorsson jourinuially

[@gilly678]

Genuinely *

[@saugattamang5819]

As much as I love the killer whales, I felt really bad for that minke whale

[@jonathanphillips5514]

Yes me also

[@amyfarrelly4580]

Was sad 😩

[@thunderatigervideo]

I feel so conflicted in all these nature battles. I want to root for both predator and prey. But it’s not going to work out for one of them.

[@thingoneandthingtwo4647]

Oh, me too!😢 But orcas are my favorite animal. To be among them in the ocean is the safest place for us humans 😅

[@rockyevans1584]

​@@thingoneandthingtwo4647maybe we just haven't recorded a death because of their efficiency. They know we aren't of any nutritional value, but ill remain skeptical that they haven't killed a few humans outside of sea world

[@thisisusRRR]

2 metre high dorsal fin 😍😢 End captivity!

[@uuserkrer]

it's likely a 10 ton rare orca,instead of the usual 6 tons ones.

[@marfa.h3526]

There is so much wrong with this comment...

[@emilyyyjgregory]

seriously one of the most amazing animals on the planet

[@user-hh2is9kg9j]

They are my favorite animals.

[@nesia_b421]

RIP minke whale 🐳. You put up a good fight

[@yorgfigure6164]

At 8:06 when the orca spewed water out of their blowhole it created a rainbow

[@unicornmilkshake6091]

LoL

[@CamJames]

that dorsal fin got me feelin' real insecure lmao

[@al145]

Right? wtf, I can't even picture what it would look like to be near that animal

[@winnerthecoolguy2009]

This weirdly satisfying instead of terrifying

[@CorePathway]

(He typed from the safety of his land-based device...)

[@c1tc4t]

I just love Steve Backshall so much

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@borkboxtv8167]

I love to see orcas free and enjoying their natural waters and environments

[@tineshiabobbitt62]

They are fascinating creatures I love them

[@annyjayableful]

Vancouver was one of the first places in the world to have a captive orca. That was in the mid-sixties. As a child, I remember orcas being thought of as a menace. Despite that belief, the Vancouver Aquarium ended up with one; she was named Skana. As school children, we went to see Skana and watched her perform in the small pool they provided for her. Anything we believed prior to her capture was completely forgotten; Vancouver fell in love with its orca. One of the marine biologists decided to study her behavior,. At one point, he came to the conclusion that he was the object of the experiment - not her. This is how we discovered how intelligent orcas were. Vancouver no longer has captive orcas; we prefer to see them in the wild. There is nothing like seeing a pod from the deck of a ferry while crossing the Salish Sea. It is a sight to behold.

[@marfa.h3526]

That is a beautiful story :D

[@annyjayableful]

@@marfa.h3526 Thanks!

[@amyfarrelly4580]

Amazing 💕

[@dansbling]

Was he the biologist that drowned due to faulty diving equipment?

[@rockyevans1584]

They are a menace, we just aren't worth eating for them. Tell the seals they aren't a menace, the sea lions the same. Orcas engage in surplus killing as much as any animal that we are aware of, that's killing for reasons outside of sustenance, defense and training of their young. Cruelty and intelligence certainly seem to go hand in hand

[@musicorumdraco2792]

Even scarier is that they will go far enough inland to hunt moose

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@kmarch6630]

Haha!

[@Scrambler85]

🤣

[@tomhiggins5841]

@@kmarch6630 they actually do it’s not a joke

[@bari2883]

Lol.

[@crazyralph6386]

The only thing bucket list is to see one up close in the wild.

[@MooseSchlongPod]

It's beautiful to see them with upright dorsals

[@saugattamang5819]

Every time I see a new video of Orcas’ I’m always amazed more and more with them

[@mmm_mmm4935]

When the humans are long gone, the orca people will rule the oceans:0

[@jghf4910]

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[@mangoeyink]

7:29 the real depiction of how a "like a boss" moment, is like.

[@roelerives9987]

This is where these beautiful and amazing creatures belong, not in some man made tank. I think if people really want to see them and see them at their best, it’s in their natural home.

[@johnshields6852]

It's a good thing those orcas don't know some of their brothers and sisters are trapped in a pool to entertain humans or they'd pluck you out of that kayak and down you go.

[@jameszimmerman6430]

The leaping orca isn't just playing. I think they're showing off!!

[@jameszimmerman6430]

In 1984 I saw an article in San Francisco paper about great white sharks attacking surfers. The paper had underwater photos taken looking towards the surface of a surfer on his board and s seal. They looked a LOT alike. Apparently orcas have better eyesight. Fortunately for the kayaker 😁

[@robbiejohnston2023]

Nah it’s a myth. Sharks do mistake surfers for seals sometimes but they don’t really care that much, great whites have phenomenal eyesight and the ability to sense electromagnetic waves through the water. More often than not sharks know a human isn’t a seal, but meat is meat in the eye of a shark. Orcas are much more complex due to their far higher intelligence. It’s not entirely understood why orca don’t attack humans in the wild

[@frasermackenzie7275]

That kayaker was surrounded by "resident"(fish eaters) orcas. The meat eating "transient" orcas are in areas humans are not swimming, kayaking or sightseeing.

[@rockyevans1584]

​@@frasermackenzie7275ah, some knowledge and common sense. So rare in the yt comment section. We all grew up in Disney and in peace and it shows

[@leecowell8165]

they have great eyesight both below and above water.

[@jansandman6983]

There is a scientist who made a documentary about transient orcas it's here on youtube, he did swim with those orcas and it was never hostile towards him. He even stands on the beach with elephant seals while the Orcas are watching and waiting for stray seals to come near them. @@frasermackenzie7275

[@graydoncampbell6246]

If pure happiness was a video, it would be the first clip

[@caz7363]

Wow what a wonderful experience. 🐳

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@rockyevans1584]

For the whales being hunted? Weird to use a whale emoji when they are the prey in this video...sicko

[@princeharming8963]

Imagine... you weigh as much as a truck.. and LIVE in the sea... can travel over 60 miles a day in it.. but can still drown in it. A meal.. is an entire sea lion.

[@luciferxyXX]

orcas cubs : shall we eat it guys ? adult orca @ 3:34 : nah, it's just a dirty hooman, taste bad, not worth it.

[@susannasolis2864]

Amazing!!

[@Crakinator]

Evolution usually does the bare minimum. Orcas seem to be one of the rare creatures, similar to humans, who’ve been blessed so much by natural selection, that they don’t really need to worry about predation or starvation. They’re not just apex predators, they’re an oppressive force that no other creature would dare cross. It’s almost like they’re relics of a bygone era full of much deadlier prey and much stiffer competition.

[@Ledinosour673]

that's because they are, when they first appeared on earth, they had to compete with guess who... THE BOY HIMSELF, OTODUS MEGALODON

[@Nhamp2000]

God help us all if they develop legs and opposable thumbs.

[@vinceedwards3978]

What I find amazing is how fast orcas really are

[@Rizzbulla]

I seen a seal outswim 1 in another video. Are they really the fastest?

[@Chattsteezy]

@@Rizzbullahe didn’t claim they were the fastest, just astonished by how quickly such a large animal can move

[@floseatyard8063]

​@@Rizzbullaoutswim as in "managed to quickly get away before orca caught up"? Because orcas have more stamina, a seal is not outswimming them and escaping unless ice or land is close

[@normanholmes11]

To us a shark is a dangerous predator, to an orca its just wholesale fish

[@lisastenzel5713]

2:35 Orcas: We might as well give him a show guys 😂❤

[@YungDripGod]

Stupid question but where are their eyes?

[@cintronproductions9430]

The eyes are right in front of the white spots. Don't worry, we've all asked where their eyes are. Their eyes are very small and they're just as black as the rest of the body. Sometimes it looks like they have no eyes but they're there.

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@YungDripGod]

@@cintronproductions9430 thank you!

[@lisastenzel5713]

1:17 They look so tiny in that shot ❤🥰 FreeWilly made me think I could cuddle those cute ocean pandas❤

[@eloneatmyshorts]

Discovery Channel: It's Shark Week! Orca: Hold my beer!

[@TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

There has been no documented killing of a Hooman by an Orca in the wild. But, based on their intelligence and highly successful strategies for communicating and hunting as a team, perhaps they just are lulling us into a sense of safety. If the transient Orcas re-grow legs and get to hear about how we have treated them in captivity, look out.

[@rockyevans1584]

They know we aren't of nutritional value to them. If they decide to kill us, would you expect it to be recorded? Would they occasionally miss like a shark? I think people are ridiculous to think we are safe swimming with wild orcas

[@evawagner3353]

AMAZING video

[@mustakimrahman8527]

Land or sea , they are probably the most intelligent animal out there

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@_420_69]

Dolphins, such as the bottlenose dolphins, are smarter. Elephants and certain birds are also incredibly intelligent

[@aaronking2369]

Chimps are

[@rubayetaddittohasan25]

It's Beautiful Wild Thanks Your Video

[@Crazy__Canuck]

A dorsal fin of nearly 2 metres (6 feet, 5 inches) is F#@$ING insane to imagine!! I had no idea that was even possible.

[@wreckim]

Every time I get in a argument with my 23 year old son, he just points at the picture we took as a family when he was 3 at the Seaworld pool--Eat With Shamu Brunch. "Remember, you thought that was 'educational' too!" Game over.

[@bharatthapa2736]

Man in first part of video - with Canoe - is brave like killer whale themselves.

[@102scott]

A real spectacle when he gets overturned and eaten by these wild animals.

[@ramandeepnijjar8281]

Love Steve Backshall, Steven Irwin and of course David Attenborough it is all so good!

[@fadthetic]

My Spirit Animals. ☯️

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[@ReverenXero]

Not one case in recorded history of Orcas attacking humans in the wild. Over the thousands of years humans have travelled the seas, not 1 recorded instance.

[@marfa.h3526]

Yes there has been. For example them attacking boats in spain. www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/oct/06/previous-incident-may-have-led-orcas-to-target-boats-say-experts-spain-portugal

[@ReverenXero]

@@marfa.h3526 OK, let me clarify some things here. A. They were not attacking humans. They were attacking (strong word here, but I guess it does qualify - barely) the boats. B. Most likely retaliating against the boats, as ll 3 of the repeat offenders do show extensive propeller injuries. In EVERY case, the orcas were investigating the propellers and rudders of the boats, as that is where the damage was concentrated. My argument stands.

[@mm-qq7bb]

@@ReverenXero I think its because over the years orca's have developed a tactic to stalk and sink fishing boats and take fish from them that's why.

[@andyjacobs1436]

Outside of Sea World, I have never heard of an Orcas attacking a person, which to me, suggests that they are also able to recognize what people are, Intelligent beings. They will eat just about anything; then why not us?

[@noxturn8620]

Because we can make them go extinct

[@mm-qq7bb]

Just like how a group of dogs can easily kill and eat people but they don't.

[@jesusestavoltando5948]

So Beautifull 👏👏🇧🇷

[@leowu.international]

Is the guy from the first cut still alive?

[@heikeford2861]

I would love a documentary about minke whales done by Peter Seller’s Inspector Clouseau. I would lose it! 😂😂

[@whiteryan2091]

You’re gonna need a bigger boat, Steve

[@MarmaladeSally]

Good lord humans are so naive when they anthropomorphize animals. “Oh look he’s smiling! He’s laughing!” 😆😆😆

[@mcnoface8000]

The presenter is a bit weird I’m English like him

[@setlerking]

Orcas are incredibly intelligent. Like they’re so intelligent that along with humans we are the only animals who’s cultural practices drive evolutionary development rather than geographic.

[@Mike-qk9ys]

How exciting would this video have been if they bumped him into the water?

[@timnewcomb8987]

God made the Killer Whale to keep the creatures of the oceans honest.

[@johnthorpe1349]

I love when u hear David Attenborough get so excited sometimes respect your Elders 💯🙂

[@feldwebel7734]

i find myself suddenly craving fresh orca steaks.............

[@dannyzuehlsdorf3697]

That video put me in the mood for some FISH STICKS

[@mmsw.9255]

orca whales are truly majestic

[@stuhff8169]

2:34- uhh should we tell him?

[@311steelester3]

I have always enjoyed watching Orcas. Such an amazing mammal, and so smart. Thank goodness Great white sharks don't hunt like Orcas. That would be terrifying to have a bunch of huge Great whites sharks working as a team. So glad Orcas don't like to eat humans, but it's crazy how the only time Orcas have killed people is in captivity. I think that's there way of telling us we shouldn't keep Orcas in tanks. They should stay in the oceans and be free. Just like the Great white sharks can't survive in captivity!

[@intisarj.y326]

The most beautiful killers in the world

[@lybovdacenko2206]

Море и океан это две "жидкие космические" системы, где живут гиганты! Они захватывающие своей бурной насыщенностью и движением к совершенству!

[@wesseltoorenent6675]

Bassicly Orca’s are too OP

[@d.m.e.b.m.f7649]

I can't believe he was out there in that tiny kayak with those killers. Honestly I was laughing my ass off hoping that when he was all excited and happy about the one under him, it came up and just chomped down on him and yanked him down into the water and all that's left is his little empty kayak. I know I'm sick but it would've been hilarious (in a movie).

[@_420_69]

Killer whales don’t attack humans. There has only ever been one recorded bite of a human by a wild killer whale.

[@d.m.e.b.m.f7649]

@@_420_69 Lol, do you think a hungry dolphin the size of a whale with really sharp teeth and a love of sea lions is going to stop and contemplate whether the animal above him is not a tasty sea lion or is in fact a mammal that lives on the land and doesn't particularly taste good for some reason? I'm just saying. Lol. No dude I get it I'm just a little high and that sounded funny to me right now.

[@yorgfigure6164]

@@d.m.e.b.m.f7649 There are a few speculations as to why killer whales dont attack humans, the ones I've seen the most and I believe to be the most commonly accepted answer is that individual pods tend to have specific diets and hunting tactics passed down through the generations. Since humans are not consistently in killer whales hunting areas they wouldnt have developed a "taste" for humans or the tactics to hunt them. Thats obviously not to say they couldnt, they just have no reason to.

[@d.m.e.b.m.f7649]

@@yorgfigure6164 Yeah I agree. I was just making a silly comment about getting eaten by a Killer Whale I wasn't doing my doctoral thesis on the subject. It always makes me laugh when a human tries to predict what a wild animal will and won't do. I don't care if they never even bumped into a human before let alone eaten one. I would be scared to death that todays the day. Like those people that raise tigers like a pet and then get eaten by that tiger. And everyone blames the tiger but the tiger was just being a tiger. Well imagine you're a starving killer whale and you see what you think is a sea lion so you don't hesitate, you attack it and kill it. That's a possibility and as long as it is I will not be kayaking with killer whales.

[@ramandeepnijjar8281]

Absolutely incredible!

[@CarrieArt7]

I feel bad for that minke whale, it was swimming for 2 hours, & still never stood a chance. That's nature though.

[@MRLI-vm8md]

#5 gave me anxiety 😂just forwarded the video to #4

[@rahuldubey652]

I'm feeling scared for the guy just come back to the boat

[@jetmirimeri1354]

It’s amazing and all, although man this is just look so dangerous man

[@wahyuamanda2362]

Wow

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@Migwuk]

Killer Whales are like, had a great White for breakfast. I think I need a toothpick.

[@Romulan2469]

Carefully orchestrated attacks!

[@Freddied1970]

Always looking for new ways to die 😂

[@martinandrewnewby1525]

Lurking just beneath the breaching orca's , was a megladon hunting them.....the alternate reality.

[@agapeeternal]

I’d love to watch them in real life. I know they’re out in Monterey Bay a lot and I’m not far from there. Whale watching is a dream.

[@TheRealDkneko]

Its just amazing how the orcas dont see us as food

[@bobbies1562]

People are amazing in that they don't think Orcas know the difference between their prey and humans. They do. Did you notice they always exhibited spatial awareness? Please remember that they use echolocation, which is so sensitive, it allows them to pinpoint a great white shark's liver -- on which they will feast, and to identify their preferred salmon species by its type of swim bladder. They are simply curious about us.

[@u3962521]

Thank god orcas dont see us as food. Beaches wouldnt be safe. Maybe one days orcas will realise we'd make a good easy snack

[@allenramirez5561]

imagine if technology was to evolve and focus on developing a way of communication with animals such as whales how much could we actually really get to learn about our planet now imagine with those animals that live centuries how many secrets to man kind would they not clear for us

[@_420_69]

They’re aren’t some all-powerful ancients. The most they could tell us would be hunting strategies and facts about animals we already know. Btw, even if they could communicate, would they have the intelligence to actually transfer complex information or even process it?

[@Deathfromblaow]

“They are cooperatively hunting right in front of me!” You mean they are hunting you

[@MaskOfCinder]

Orcas have thrown seals hundreds of feet in the air, regularly kill Great White Sharks and eat their livers, collectively create waves that push seals off of huge chunks of ice and have drowned whales several times their size by blocking their blow holes. If they were hunting that guy on that small kayak he would be dead within seconds.

[@donaltrekr7550]

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[@LayanBarakji]

If I saw orcas, I will be more scared than being excited that I saw orcas

[@erik.d6005]

I hate sea world for keeping theses beauties in water cages

[@dhruvadude808]

In my next life I want to be an Orca

[@brandonaldaymachuse6669]

"Most exciting 2 minutes of my life" somewhere out there a british women just busted her tea cup.

[@banjongsriputsa8790]

It looks very exciting

[@kameron2635]

Need more recent killer whales vids

[@alexcrawford5350]

5:47 Damn, those orcas (killer whales) closed in quick!

[@pangaea5258]

Cool, but what's so deadly about #5?