Species Profile: The False Killer Whale
The False Killer Whale displays a very unique behavior. It will approach divers in the water and offer them its prey. Sadly, this dolphin is experiencing dramatic decline in population.
The False Killer Whale displays a very unique behavior. It will approach divers in the water and offer them its prey. Sadly, this dolphin is experiencing dramatic decline in population.
The Melon-Headed Whale is actually a dolphin and it’s commonly seen in the company of other species in the wild. It’s also fond of approaching boats.
The Wholphin is not a myth. It actually exists and it’s an extremely rare mix of a False Killer Whale and a Common Bottlenose Dolphin.
These are the largest dolphins today and they are all referred to as “whales.” Here are some interesting facts about each of them.
The Pygmy Killer Whale is actually a dolphin but unlike most dolphins, it keeps away from humans and it’s particularly aggressive in captivity.