Viral Killer Whale Video: 7 Of The Best Ever
Our Killer Whale video roundup features real footage of the apex marine predators at their best. Watch these unstoppable creatures performing at their element.
Our Killer Whale video roundup features real footage of the apex marine predators at their best. Watch these unstoppable creatures performing at their element.
The close relationship between dolphins and humans continues from the seas to the big screen in each one of these most popular Dolphin Movies of all time.
The Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin is a well-known species that’s very similar to the common bottlenose dolphin. For long, researchers assumed they were the same species.
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.
Though referred to as a whale, the Pilot Whale is actually a dolphin. It’s also one of the most well-known species prone to mass strandings.
Animal rights activists are continuously alarmed over Russia’s killer whale trade. Especially since the exact number of animals left is unknown.
Have you ever wondered why dolphin pods even exist in the first place? Well there are several important reasons for this and you can find that out here.
The UK’s only group of killer whales hasn’t produced a calf for about 20 years – and experts are trying to understand why. Sadly, the future is very grim for this pod.
Dolphins are very inventive when it comes to hunting for food as confirmed by killer whales stealing fish from Alaskan fishermen at an alarming rate. This battle for fish in the Bering Sea is one the killer whales are winning for now.
The beautiful Irrawaddy Dolphin is severely threatened and is now functionally extinct in Laos. The Irrawaddy dolphin is a euryhaline species of oceanic dolphins, i.e. they can tolerate a wide range of water salinity. Though very similar to the beluga whale in appearance, Irrawaddy dolphins are most closely related to the killer whale (orca). They are characterized by a…
The “Smiling” Irrawaddy Dolphin of Myanmar has very little to smile about these days as rogue hunters are pushing this species into extinction.
No sea creature can prey on the orca whale. Learn all the facts about this dolphin that’s so fierce, its scientific name comes from the Roman god of the underworld, Orcus.