Orcas Preying On Dolphins (CAUGHT ON DRONE)

[@k2me1129yt]

One of nature's best hunter's, the Orca. We've had tons of dolphins, Orcas are here for them!

[@heftigoder4603]

***** tourist we had tons of People in the World who destroy it, who comes foir us !

[@vermicelledecheval5219]

@@heftigoder4603 We 🛸👽👾🍽♨️🦴... Please continue to send your SETI msgs... We need some more data to zoom into your location 🌏

[@attsealevel]

@@heftigoder4603 So True - macht Sinn!

[@ElGrantRikun1]

@@heftigoder4603 UFO's I guess .

[@cornstar1253]

Killer whales where I come from

[@miguelzin8249]

At least the baby dolphin fight to survive like a hero...rest in peace baby...

[@brendanharan4501]

What’s crazy is even the baby dolphin is probably about 4-5 feet long, and still looks like a minnow next to the Orcas.

[@TheRealMichaelP]

The sound loop killed it

[@islandsensation]

I've always known orcas to be expert hunters. But due to their size I always had a hard time imagining how they could catch up to dolphins and seals. This footage gave me a chilling visual how fast they are even with how much bigger they are.

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

They are slower, but that was a baby. Notice the large dolphin never ran away. It might have been the mother... Orcas can't dive deep, either, whereas dolphins can dive *Incredibly deep*.

[@liammorgans7329]

Tragoudistros.MPH- i just looked up dolphin top speed and orca top speed and it looks like orcas are actually much faster. Maybe not as nimble though

[@michaelcavalier4598]

I'm curious how much of this might have been sport for the orca as well as training

[@RafaelCruz-wi4pe]

@@liammorgans7329 if swimming in a straight pattern maybe

[@liamrmorgans921]

@@RafaelCruz-wi4pe yeah like i said, maybe not as nimble

[@luizfigobr]

The bigger one never give up defending the smaller ones by confusing the orcas

[@repealsection230forbigtech4]

That's the mother dolphin and the smaller ones were her babies.

[@heatherdessel1915]

Looping the sound for dramatic effect? Lame.

[@arthurhjorth1490]

Yeah, seriously.

[@Fabianofr]

Shut the fuck up

[@Fabianofr]

Lame comment

[@mediumrarechicken3074]

@@Fabianofr shut the fuck up

[@mediumrarechicken3074]

@@Fabianofr lame comment

[@michaelcavalier4598]

It's AMAZING HOW FAST AND AGILE THE ORCA CAN BE IN THE WILD!!!

[@kieslar0835]

From 1:20 onwards: Baby dolphin is pushed away from boat and away from mother by 1 killer whale as 2 decide to hold up the mother by the boat. There was one killer whale that was bigger than the other 2 by a bit(imo) it has a pronounced white patch behind the dorsal fin and tail on top of its body. Both senior orcas have big white patches though so it gets tricky. The 2 holding by the boat take off to chase baby and - complete speculation here- the mother dolphin goes quiet to hear “speaking” going under water to listen where baby went and is going. There’s a lull while camera finds the action and mother isn’t “herded”. I’d imagine while camera is searching, the one killer is being loud and the other 2 come silent and very quickly to try and sneak attack the young one. Regardless, once camera comes back the mother dolphin sees a chance and goes to the right of the orca formation- probably calling to her baby. Under water it is loud at this point. The baby is also on the right of the orca formation, and you can see the killer whale farthest to the right(the juvenile orca, feint to cut off the reconnection at 1minute 42 seconds. It’s a small move but was important. Kinda like turning his body. Like a “nah not that way”. Right after that, you see the mother dolphin was right behind and baby dolphin wanted to go right. In the meantime the center killer lunges for baby dolphin and it’s forced to the left. 1 minute 47 seconds- The real attack is on now. If you keep your eye on the juvenile killer whale, it switches positions to the left side of the formation. He turns his body sideways to make a barrier and set up an angle of better probability for the attacking whale. The baby dolphin won’t swim toward the white stomach but can’t go right either. 1 minute 55 seconds- middle/ big killer whale releases a sound/yell/shriek along with a burst of speed... can see the bubbles! pushing the young one away and left, towards the white stomach of the juvenile. The killer that was covering the right side of the formation, switches middle, once it’s sure baby is going to the left, while the center killer and the bubbles continue forward, taking up the right side of the formation. The attacking orca mistimes the push. Fascinating to think maybe the bubble screen also somehow aided the charging whale like a “smoke screen” but idk. Regardless the whale that charged the baby missed. 2 minutes 3 seconds- The young killer whale completely whiffs, somewhat lazily from inexperience. He doesn’t cover the center. I think if it was more experienced the hunt is over but baby makes it through. 2minutes 10 second - Mama dolphin ain’t having it and decides it’s time to risk life and limb. The 2nd orca chases hard while the youngest orca follows. Baby dolphin dodges both, and comes back towards mama dolphin, but the big killer whale was between mother and baby, cutting off a reconnection. 2 minutes 13 seconds- you can see the biggest orca do another acoustic attack or something- another bubble trail. This stops baby from going behind her. Mama dolphin is gets desperate coming in dangerously and distracts by diving down. They do link up briefly, but the big killer gets fierce and then chases mama dolphin aggressively (not sure) while 2nd orca goes all in on the baby. I believe juvenile has another half hearted miss too. Not sure. 2 minutes 47 seconds- 2nd orca(?) is alone in pursuit, juvenile....somewhere. Mama dolphin swoops in distracting the solo orca, while one that chased her away previously comes back from out of screen, but goes for baby dolphin. Jumping to force it down? Mama and baby link up briefly. Young killer gets some redemption by chasing them(2 minutes 48 second briefly and disappears out of screen) as big killer comes around and joins. Big killer takes the lead and separates them for good at 2 minutes 52 seconds Now they are by the boat- which brings me to my biggest speculation yet. I started the commentary at 1:20 because at this time by the boat the 2 killers herded the mother and she did not want to go around or under the boat! She waited until the 2 left and then came around the boat behind them. Once they get back to the boat at the end, you can see the mama dolphin is still the same way. She knows the young one needs to stay in open water. Idk what happens for sure but it looks like the young one tries to get around both the 3 killers and a boat and probably thinks to boat will help. The baby can’t go left or right or straight(in it’s young mind) so goes down and tries to do an 180 away....basically ending the chase because the baby has less locations to come up to surface for air. Perhaps the white hull of the boat was too much like the bubble attack and white stomach of the juvenile at 1 minute 47 seconds. Who knows. But I do see multiple strategies to hunt here for sure! And there was a whale leading the acoustical attacks/bubble screens- imo. Fascinating! Sorry for the errors can’t tell the big ones apart sometimes.

[@nicoz2078]

Orcas : "Harder guys! these are not dumbs like sharks!" Dolphins: "Harder guys! these are not dumbs like sharks!" Sharks: "Ringing in my ears"

[@antikokalis]

lololol

[@lex3085]

Dead ass one of the coolest videos

[@nicoz2078]

@@novares8957 No...it would have been better this way: Sharks in the deep: "Ringing in my Ampullae of Lorenzini"

[@gudboyngdisyerto]

sharks: rolling in the deep

[@narcotic-uy8qj]

God that mama dolphin would have lived but she refused to leave her calf to be eaten. Talk about a dedicated parent so sad

[@barnaclewatcher4060]

I used to fish on the Sum Fun and the Clemente when I was a kid, I'm 67 now. The owner at the time, Mr. Hansen was our next door neighbor.

[@jeremybullfrog9320]

Still I find Dolphins are very hard to prey:) They can run...even the babies are born Usain Bolt

[@dwanrobinson]

Which is why orcas ambush them or they chase them over open sea like wolves do deer. Hunting a smaller version yourself would be extremely difficult. Dolphins are just as smart and much faster than orcas but orcas have developed techniques to offset their quick movements. Like boxing timing negates speed. So they have to pick their shots or the hunt is pretty much over.

[@TheBooban]

@@dwanrobinson if dolphins are faster, they just need to swim straight.

[@waranontwiwaha9385]

It's hilarious how 3 gigantic predators were so committed in chasing down a tiny baby dolphin that is like a single Cheetos stick for us.

[@tomdemerly]

What is up with the screaming in this?

[@WayTooManyBeats]

LITERALLY just had this video loop off the beat alone.. then you got killer whales and dolphins in synchrony while giving us the end of a story . brilliant

[@MissMolly3377]

Wow, great footage. To the people complaining about the sound: TURN IT OFF, or don't watch. It isn't hard, people. 🙄

[@michaelweeks9317]

Outstanding job. Great video and good music. Felt like I was there! A+.

[@robboeseneilers8356]

Great footage!! Too bad for the sound though.

[@LP-qv9tl]

Yes no crazy sound

[@MissMolly3377]

Simple, turn it off. 🙄

[@gforce2162]

They were chasing a baby dolphin

[@mjroda929]

That kid and mom is both heck of a fighter!

[@SpecteR3145]

There are two types of killer whales. Some are hunters for large prey, such as fur seals, dolphins and whales. Others feed exclusively on fish. These subspecies do not even interbreed with each other, apparently due to a different lifestyle. Some are real sadistic hunters, others are peaceful fish-eaters. I like the latter more.

[@nielspetit-jean3443]

Transient and resident orcas

[@mydude8731]

Like chimps and bonobos

[@pCeLobster]

What about eating fish is more peaceful than eating a seal? It's silly to judge animals by human standards.

[@bigcarpetflour3572]

@@pCeLobster seals are way smarter and more complex than fish

[@alangilbertson8239]

Not too peaceful if you happen to be a fish.

[@bestpreviews7666]

dont know why everybody hates the sound? I freaking love it! Perfect shots of the perfect nature out there.

[@EldonJohnMb2]

The music makes me feel like I’m being chased to

[@Rodrifuuu]

Stupid sound editing.

[@mars.y]

My ears kinda died from this.

[@bitesizedbailey]

that baby did good in outmaneuvering the orcas for some time... still sad he got eaten tho. also the mom really never left her calf until after she knew it was eaten. at least the mom lived.

[@Turosr]

I think the dolphin is mom and baby. Did you see how the mom came back to look for her calf?

[@chenxiongxiong6778]

Yes.. she tried to save it

[@abigaelbahanalonto7532]

Lady : nononononono. Orca : yesyesyesy.

[@juliebell7656]

going after the baby dolphin and the mother is frantic. heartbreaking!

[@declup]

Why do the dolphins double back toward the orcas?

[@Kelly-dm4oq]

The orcas are chasing the baby and the mom doesn’t want to leave it so she’s trying to get to her baby who is swimming for it’s life, even at the very end when you look closely and see the baby dolphin in the orcas mouth, the mom was to the right of the screen following them.

[@Romulan2469]

Wow! Never realized how fast orcas can be!

[@MrSevillian]

Truly impressive, amazing agility despite their size. They're the apex predator of the ocean, no doubt.

[@jdd6447]

And with little effort

[@emmanuelferran5333]

The speed they all move at times . This was heart breaking but very intresting

[@llrainll]

The majority of those dolphins were babies :( ! This is some insane footage! I’ve never seen anything quite like it ~

[@bladerj]

there was only one baby and its mother in the footage

[@vkhiev]

I don't understand why orcas eat their own smaller kind

[@panche6513]

That was incredible!

[@pressrepeat2000]

Incredible. Did they even eat that baby dolphin or just play? As they had it in the mouth a few times and then let it go, but the final times it disappeared. Such magnificent animals.

[@Haven633]

If you look closely you can see they are still carrying the carcass in their mouths near the end. I imagine theyre moving away from the boats to eat

[@fratellonuno220887]

for apex predator, the orca actually doesn’t easily catch the dolphin. you can see there’s still successful coordination between the dolphins to outmaneuver the killer whales

[@mjohn5921]

"He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know" "He's got it in his mouth" "He didn't get that. I don't know"

[@wizkidsvideos]

Very difficult to watch cause it looks like they were chasing baby dolphins and the mother was trying to divert the orcas. Felt bad for the little kids screaming in the backyard. They’ll be have nightmares for some time.

[@richardchandler3820]

Your both Idiots! The people and kids that are on this “Whale Watching Boat” were all cheering for the Orcas. Not screaming for the dolphins to get away so your completely incorrect about your assumption. Further more, Orcas are not monsters and it was an adult Dolphin that they were chasing and that’s how they eat to survive. So there is nothing sad or difficult to watch in this video. It’s like a Lion eating a Gazelle. Same Principal. Same survival skills. So grow up people!

[@falcosparverius1]

@@richardchandler3820 Nope, they were hunting the juvenile dolphin that was accompanied by its mother, if you can't see that in the video, you are blind. Most predators hunt the young of other animals, which are easier catchable prey.

[@MORE1500]

@@richardchandler3820 The same principle applies if you're being chased and devoured by a Grizzly or a pride of lions.

[@andrewreed6549]

@@richardchandler3820 it was a baby, mum tried to divert them. Clear as day mate.

[@pantherenebuleuse]

You all dumbasses

[@leew11k]

Man being a nature lover I respect all animals and there way of life but always find it hard to see dolphins getting killed by orcas

[@wb3k489]

Yep, they’re basically cousins due to them being in the same family

[@dwanrobinson]

Hard to watch orcas kill anything. The aquatic versions of humans. These things tend to find new ways to kill their prey and they attack humpback whales for fun. I didn't even know they had fun until I watched that.

[@joshcox3941]

Well everything's gotta eat something unfortunately life isn't free we all have to take life in order to live ourselves that's just the way things are

[@taniapolicepedro1173]

The same way family hate their own n kill their own

[@alangilbertson8239]

How do you feel about porpoises being killed and tossed about like play-things by dolphins? It happens. Do a youtube search. Predators predate. It's life.

[@reygomez8917]

Amazing footage i was actually at full att ....no wonder sharks are terrified of orcas and sometimes dolphins too

[@thefpvlife7785]

Amazing capture

[@meomallorca]

What’s with the screaming?

[@MIDAZSITH]

Hey, I thought we were family!

[@AP-wv7xm]

The baby dolphin did well tho in running for his life😓

[@Jalartifact]

I see fishermen, dolphins and orcas chasing game fish. P.S. Orcas are big dolphins, same family.

[@garyshuttleworth3459]

amazing footage

[@soulfulfool]

Orca can hunt anything in the ocean, true king

[@lovernatz]

the apex of the whole planet

[@FrostbitexP]

@@lovernatz Ocean, pretty sure the orcas cant get me as im hiking in the woods.

[@lovernatz]

@@FrostbitexP still more apex than you

[@MrJm323]

@@lovernatz "...still more apex than you." No. Nobody is "more apex" than Man. That's why you self-loathing-human eco-freaks cry when you see Japanese fishermen round up and slaughter dolphins at Taiji Cove. ("That's so terrible! What are they doing?!?") You also get upset every time Man captures orcas and puts them in concrete tanks for the kids' enjoyment. Don't you like watching the apex predator of this solar system utterly dominating nature! ...And WE treat the orcas so nicely!

[@OneBlueFroggy]

That was a well 'orca'strated attack ! ✌️🇨🇦👍

[@stevencantu3075]

Good footage and I like the music.

[@bladerj]

you know what would make this better ? if we had all the underwwater sounds from both pods.it must have been ectic

[@JUNIOR43950]

Did the baby dolphin manage to escape? This is sad to watch but is the wild life...

[@Kelly-dm4oq]

No, if you look very closely at the end, the orca on the left has the baby in its mouth and the mom is still following them.

[@kingtigertank72]

loved the music, anybody knows the namoe of the track?

[@truthhurts79]

Ya it's called stfu

[@kingtigertank72]

@@truthhurts79 nice hostility, guess your sex change operation didnt go as planned huh? and its called texting BTW, moron. Dont offend people for the hell of it

[@COJY06]

It was a baby they were chasing 😭

[@yukishakura]

same i feeel sad when I saw they were Mom and her baby they were chasing T_T , Ik Nature takes it course it's either the Mom and Baby survived or the Killer orcas starved (they have their own calves to feed too), but it's still hurts to watch. Kinda wish it wasn't a wee baby T_T

[@miguelzin8249]

@@yukishakura and the only thing the mom could do was just observe her cub been killed by the orcas...

[@Supayone]

@@miguelzin8249 Nature is cruel and 9 out of 10 times most predators aim for the kids both on land and sea. This is why we evolved to be so protective of our kids because they are easy prey and nature lives and strives on that.

[@paulwintin3073]

Easier to catch. Plus Orcas love to “play” with their food. Usually to train their own young on how to hunt (I saw at least one juvenile Orca).

[@bxs4122]

@@Supayone we didn't evolve to nothing, this is a gift from the Wise, to see who will pass this test, man were created to worshipped the true creator of this fascinating world but I guess you believe this all came from nothing, Read the Quran for answers

[@Crow_blaccck]

Boat full of whiny spectators.

[@jdd6447]

They are there to see them hunt and then bitch about it.

[@bunghoekilla5958]

Nice footage 👍

[@kilyann]

Fun fact: Other dolphins kill much, much more baby dolphins than the orcas ever do.

[@MrJm323]

Japanese fishermen kill a great many dolphins -- at Taiji Cove. But, for some reason, people get upset at THAT slaughter (which is intended to cull dolphin numbers, in the belief that there will be more fish available with less competition from the dolphins). ....For some reason, people will get upset at film footage of specialists who CAPTURE orcas -- which involves creative techniques to separate the target orca from its mother, and then slip it into a sling, etc.. Fascinating. Don't people like to see the true apex predator of the Earth at work? And, at least, we don't really hurt the orcas. Keiko could attest to that. ...When he was freed, he preferred to be near the wicked humans. (And, he was the orca stuck in a small tank in Mexico for more than a decade!)

[@ShiningGalaxy01]

@@MrJm323 Those Dolphin butcherers in Taiji are Zainichi-Koreans, not Japanese.

[@MrJm323]

@@ShiningGalaxy01 I doubt that's true, but ....who cares?

[@joshuatrotter25]

Orcas ARE technically dolphins. Savage Apex predator of the oceans.

[@archides2778]

Everyone thought killer whales were so lovable till drone videos became a thing. Now we see live footage of them of them drowning baby whales, and them tearing apart baby whale's tongues while they're still alive.

[@veritasetaequitas4310]

They're the apex predator of the sea. This is what they do. They like humans though.

[@user-tf6st7yw3t]

Veritas Aequitas humans are only apex predators with weapons

[@veritasetaequitas4310]

@@user-tf6st7yw3t How could i forget about humans. Humans, who famously do not live in the sea, are certainly apex predators. So when humans are not visiting the ocean, orcas are the apex predators. Here, i'll even toss you a source: sites.psu.edu/siowfa15/2015/10/22/killer-whales-the-apex-predator-of-the-ocean/

[@christiansantiago7935]

Agreed! I once thought more of them but realize they do nothing but kill other animals. It’s no exaggeration to say they are the enemy of everything that lives in the ocean. I say turn them into canned meat...because they’re nothing but trash.

[@christiansantiago7935]

Soso Lydia not anymore but I once was. I simply don’t see what’s so great about killing.

[@xmassent]

A misconception some orcas are fish eaters and others are meat eaters and possibly omnivores. Hence you can only have a fish eater in captivity or it would kill you

[@CleverClover2023]

Killer whales are not omnivores. Resident killer whales ARE fish eaters. Transient killer whales ARE meat eaters. Thats fact. There are transient killer whales in captivity right now. They are being forced to eat a diet of fish, which is terrible for their health. These 9 whales are already exhibiting aggressive behavior due to being captured from the wild and being forced to perform.

[@petermcdougall1152]

Great footage! Looked like they were targeting the young dolphin!

[@enidmorris4454]

looks like this was more to teach the younger orcas how to chase prey

[@DrewWasMe]

I have to say this is great footage even though it's hard to watch that baby trying to outrun the master killers of the sea. Nature caught on film at its best.

[@atomalisaid8127]

Did the mother escape, i couldn't finish that video, she was distracting the Orcas🤧😢

[@gforce2162]

They left the mother dolphin alone

[@Supayone]

She is a much harder prey and they worked hard to get the kid already.

[@aldente2011]

A great footage! In the end, the orcas looked embarrassed by the dolphins that successfully confused them.

[@darwinherrera5151]

The music destroyed the video why do we need to put unnecessary background music?

[@celticlady4821]

That was hard to watch because the orcas were after a baby dolphin and it’s mother stayed close by and even followed the orcas putting herself at risk.

[@jordansangalang]

Love this! Orcas in their natural habitat!

[@ItsSoulRealPodcast]

Were they really hunting tho? The dolphins stayed around the Orcas when they could have swam away. ~Rocqi

[@mjade1673]

So comments says one baby and mom got caught🥺?

[@briansung3036]

I can definitely see the size difference wow

[@philiplucky7170]

the poor baby Dolphin did well to avoid death, but he was echausted and could not outrun them, Animal Lifecycle

[@zubairmohd136]

It seems mother dolphin is trying to save the baby, after getting the prey orcas play with it for fun and then eat it

[@chenxiongxiong6778]

Yeah.. and the dolphins were successfully separated from their pack.. if only the pack were there, the orca might not have a chance

[@dwanrobinson]

You would see blood if they ate it. They caught it twice but she got away. Once she reunited with her mother it's all over. They both escaped. If you notice the orcas are still trying to give chase but are too tired.

[@jdd6447]

They're not playing with it , they are tenderize it.

[@ShiningGalaxy01]

@Zubair Mohd Orcas move their prey around to practice their hunting skills, they don't play with it, nor kill them for fun. Bottlenoses do something worst to porpoises, but don't eat the porpoises, unlike what orcas do(eat them, and the porpoise).

[@zubairmohd136]

They play with all their preys like seals and dolphins before killing them and eating u can see orca attacks on humans and trainers aswel

[@therealbanna8472]

Loved how majority of the Dolphins was able to invade the orcas

[@ivankadump2539]

Banna Idol they targeted just the baby they’re clever like that.... you’re not.

[@UpperMoon-ud5ph]

@@ivankadump2539 They should target you instead. You're B***h

[@justinhensley108]

amazing how the drone picks up the humans talking. Also yes sound is looped.

[@SuleymanBulutistatis]

Music is faster than killer whales.

[@dleebox2268]

Orcas are big & fast too

[@shankarshelke4655]

Dolphin also use loop , dolfin and killer whales are using loop only difference is killer whales are use for hunt and dolfhins are use for saving each other

[@sooyeonlee2212]

dolphin: stop just stop u been killing us orca: make a defensive dolphin then ok

[@mikeyd946]

Awww the baby fought for his life. The mother desperately trying to protect the baby 😓

[@Maulderin]

This is one of the saddest things I've ever seen

[@danielerickson3391]

To suddenly figure out that you're the anchovy

[@schaanboy231]

Seemed like they chose the baby dolphin to teach baby orca how to hunt

[@seanc8003]

Like a crazy underwater Pac Man.

[@josepeixoto3384]

thanks for the M key!! musak is loud!!!

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

orcas are moving faster than I have ever seen them move

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

the dolphin keeps returning to the fray even when he is clear and has a good escape route. ? Is it the presence of the boat?

[@lauratorres9387]

I thought they were playing kkakaas

[@forrest7126]

Amazing footage. Poor little guy(the music was terrible)

[@fdyjt]

sorry whats word preying meaning?

[@xmo552]

Prey = food Preying = eating

[@truth7204]

really good footage...gj

[@iamconstantlyhungry]

watching this under water

[@ayb2337]

why this music

[@quicknotesmedia9540]

Orcas are also dolphins.

[@kingdavid2684]

No.... dolphins are dolphins and Orcas are Orcas. there, you learned something today.

[@elol5864]

@@kingdavid2684 And you are stupid, that's what I learned today.

[@shimizukiyoko4767]

King David Orcas are part of the dolphin family, dumbass.

[@ShiningGalaxy01]

@@kingdavid2684 Orcas are a species of dolphins, that prey on other dolphins, including the bottlenose they prey on.

[@nikoscuatro7251]

do orchas normally eat dolphins?

[@elol5864]

Yes.

[@elol5864]

They are cannibals...

[@shimizukiyoko4767]

Elol 58 - They are not cannibals. I get the feeling that you don’t know what cannibalism is.

[@novares8957]

I liked the dramatic song

[@colonelgutsy2177]

Look how they are passing their catch around under water to drown it.

[@HighP0ints]

This is so insane! Wow 🤯 excellent video.. also Orcas have never attacked a human in the wild!? think about that 🧠

[@travisarthur9346]

It is bizarre, considering how vicious they can be... Maybe they just don't like our smell. If it were about intelligence they'd have killed many of us like we do them.

[@takodanobaba]

Travis Arthur It’s most likely that Orcas have no sense of smell. They do have amazing hearing though.

[@carlosdixon9641]

@@travisarthur9346 they know if they hunt one of us all of them will die inder our hand in a quickly time.

[@alberto19761]

I thought dolphins were much faster than orcas

[@dwanrobinson]

They are if you notice the orcas have to cut them off in order to catch up. Like a how a boxer cuts off the ring when fighting a faster opponent. If 3 of u are chasing one all the hunters have to do is turn the chase into a relay race. One sprints while the other jogs causing the dolphin to have to constantly sprint while the orcas are interchanging between who sprints. So they can maintain a high speed for a longer period of time wearing the dolphin down while cutting him off at every turn.