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True enough they can, but they don't.
by sunstone 7y ago
True enough they can, but they don't.
- pvaldes 7y agoWe had discussed this here before, killer whales are a complex of species, comprising maybe four or five different species. Some species eat fish and other eat mammals. Killer whale species that eat fish are smaller and either ignore people or will shown curiosity about people. They spy, play, snoop or even steal fish from people. They live in the coast. Killer whale species that eat mammals are bigger, they hunt dolphins, seals, sea lions and fin whales. They can attack, and most probably they will attack people if they have the slighest opportunity. They gladly hunt polar bears that are bigger than any human and have much stronger fangs and claws They are pelagic or live in arctic regions so if you fall to the water you are dead yet in any case.
- sunstone 7y agoThe population of mammal eaters is growing quickly now around Vancouver. Stay tuned.