Orcas Have Culturally Transmitted Behavior!

[@theck672]

So cool 😎 great information❣️❣️❣️

[@gretchenchadwick8343]

My son is special needs and he loves Orcas they are one of his favorite kinds of whales 🐋🐳🐬 he first saw them in the Warner Brothers movie 🎥 Free Willy and has been fond of them ever since. He cares deeply about them and wants them to be fruitful and multiply like God wants them to!

[@caylinf]

The combo orca sounds with music and voice over came out really fantastic. I love the photography and Fitz too, but the audio really stood out.

[@LuzMaria95]

they are the best! 🖤🤍

[@suzyseaweed9112]

Did these orcas ever visit Mexico it sounds like the yehaw whistle in Tejano music. It’s funny.

[@bettyandthebeakers]

Really cool culture and behavior in this group of wild orcas! Thanks Explore and Mike for sharing and teaching us the beauty in these wild animals! It is most important to note amusement parks holding beautiful and wild animals like orcas in captivity in a confined space is cruel.

[@windwhisprz]

Would love to se more footage of these beautiful orcas❤

[@jamespisano1164]

Very cool! Not surprising. Other dolphins do as well, tursiops truncatas (I believe) mothers teach their kids to use sponges to hunt fish in a certain bay, a behavior not shared with the general population. This is obviously tool use as well.

[@jojobegood]

❤❤❤❤

[@girlboss7807]

Very beautiful!! 🐳🐋❤

[@b.a.erlebacher1139]

Wonderful photography! But don't most mammals learn from watching each other, especially watching their mothers and siblings?

[@SkyMurphy77]

How do orcas tell male and females apart?

[@KathyEly-f5c]

To nature lovers from another thank you for sharing this video you are all awesome ❤❤❤❤😅😅😅

[@wordreet]

Ah yes, I’m sure I overheard a British Columbi conversation just then. One said “Well hello old chappie, and how is your great grandmother?” To which the other replied “Oh you mean my ancestor who abides still on the Arctic circle? She’s fine, texted me last week!” 🦈