Orcas (killer whales) are daring clever predators who attack in the sea and on land. They are very resourceful and can even snatch their dinner from beaches. They throw themselves onto the shore in high tide and unbelievably manage to grab seal pups. Then with the catch in their mouth they use the waves to carry them back out to sea. lessons for lunch if you were a young orca your mum would have to teach you how to get lunch. Here are an orca mother's top tips. whack a group of fish with your strong tail to knock them out. swim under a seal them use your head to flip it into the air. Hear your jaws open wide and be ready to wolf it down. Try a hard butt simply swim head first at your prey and smash into it with your big strong head. killer waver Orcas sometime hunt seals that are resting on ice floes. one orca pokes its head above water to look for seals. The other orcas swim at and under the floe creating awe that water another orca is waiting to catch the seal. This lucky gentoo penguin escaped from a pod of hungry orcas off the coast of Antarctica when it jumped onto a boat full of tourists it then swam away but returned again later to escape the whales for a second time. awesome Orcas in 1978 a pod of orcas was seen chasing a young blue whale whale orcas kept biting the blue whale which managed to escape but probably died of its injuries soon afterwards. a big group of orcas live in the Eastern pacific ocean. They are unusual because the males live with their mothers all rehire lives. we don't know of any other mammals that do this. Not all orcas are the same scientists think think there may be many different types of orca possibly up to four different specie. Orcas can see just as well out of water as they can underwater That useful for animal that hunts seals which often rest on ice. from called book ripley whales and dolphins believe it or not .
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