Oceanography
Killer whales tore tiger sharks into pieces
Three killer whales rushed to attack, biting the poor tiger shark, before tearing their prey into pieces.
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Oceanography
The killer whale also suffers from menopause
Killer whales undergo menopause the same as in humans, and this trait can be evolved to improve their descendants' survival.
Oceanography
Canada: Race to save whales stuck in ice
Canadian rescue workers are racing against time to rescue 11 killer whales trapped in ice in Hudson Bay.
Oceanography
Adult killer whales still rely on their mothers
Scientists found the longest menopausal killer whale among the animals except humans. This helps them to nurture the grown-up sons, increasing the ability to transmit se…
Oceanography
The first white killer whale was discovered
Scientists say they have discovered a fish believed to be an adult white killer whale off the coast of Kamchatka, eastern Russia. They named it Iceberg. If this informat…
Oceanography
Crocodiles never intentionally kill people
The fact that giant killer whales do not have the habit of killing at sea.
Archeology
Picture of a 70-meter killer whale in the Peruvian desert
Archaeologists found a giant geoglyph up to 70 meters long carved on a hillside in the desert in the remote Palpa region of southern Peru, according to Live Science.
Archeology
Discover the tooth 5 million years of giant killer whale
The 5-million-year-old tooth found on a beach in Australia is the first evidence that giant killer whales once lived outside the United States.
Archeology
Whale fossils are located in ancient killer whales
Egyptian scientists first discovered the complete fossil of a Basilosaurus whale 40 million years old, inside is another whale.
Animal world
The race 'see who is the best' in the animal kingdom
Gorillas, sharks, killer whales ... do you think any animal has the strongest bite?
Animal world
10 newly discovered animals
Spider tigers, Cambodian warblers or Epaulette sharks are newly discovered animals in recent years, although they exist for a long time in the world.
Animal world
Tracking whales - Court rulings and unknown things about whales (Part 2)
The public opinion somehow helped the quiet but bigger victory of environmentalists in forcing the nation's highest court to consider the state of whales in the context…
Photo library
Aerial performance of
The killer whale rushed out of the water, flew into the air and grabbed dolphins, forming a beautiful performance at sunset off Mexico.
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Strangely, killer whales make a living for handicapped children
The unmatched killer whale off the coast of Port Elizabeth, South Africa will probably not be able to survive without family members hunting and feeding it.
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Animals take human life in the blink of an eye
Many animals we think are difficult to endanger human life, are animals that can take our lives.