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a) The wiki page says they (along with dolphins) are "toothed whales". Wouldn't that make them whales? b) Dolphins just eat fish, don't they? Anyway, I thi
by gozur88 11y ago
a) The wiki page says they (along with dolphins) are "toothed whales". Wouldn't that make them whales?
b) Dolphins just eat fish, don't they? Anyway, I think any aquatic animal that will beach itself to eat a seal should get a good name.
c) Yeah, I'd be upset if the people who named me did so because they mistakenly thought I had sperm in my head.
- darklajid 11y agoa) Continue reading the Wikipedia article until section 'Common Names' and note that they're closer to dolphins than to whales. b) Both the original article and Wikipedia mention that Orcas vary quite a lot and are even considered different subspecies or species, depending on the person you talk to. Wikipedia (section 'Types') lists 'Residents'. They eat fish.. No seals are involved. They're "killers" (if we're looking at the targets they hunt) like .. dolphins. Or Tuna, really (eating fish and squid as well). Killer Tuna?