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The problem could also be over-fishing , the Orca could be associating the loss of food with boats .
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I’m surprised it’s taken this long for nature to strike back
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The orcas all had headphones and were listening to We're Not Gonna Take It by Twisted Sister 😂
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It's amazing and scary how smart the Orca is. The most part harmless? They are an apex predator for a reason. Odds are they are fighting back and trying to tell people to go away. It also looks like in the earlier part, the whales were testing/looking for weaknesses on the boats.
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I'm surprised it took them this long
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Terrifying animal. They’re intelligent, emotionally driven, can work effectively as a team of usually 15 individuals, has built in sonars and are very athletic in their element. They can weigh 10 tons and still jump 15 feet out of the water. Even sharks and whales are afraid of them. With that weight, speed and strength if they decide to gang up on a ship it won’t take much to destroy one.
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Love to see it….. I’m amazed it took this long for them to do this. They’re extremely intelligent and develop different cultural identities from other pods. This pod is looking like it’s found a new thing to add to their culture.
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Man always questions these behaviors and never considers we've pushed them into a corner! Even man's best friend will bite when cornered and abused
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We’ve known for some time now that these beautiful creatures possess intelligence which means memory and emotions. I don’t blame them one bit however if these boat owners are not guilty of any ill behaviour then I do feel for them. But the fact remains, nature is sending us a strong message. They’ve been hurt and they are learning.
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Respect to the whales. Humans have been getting away with too much for too long this is a sign of the times.
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It seems like nature is finally taking a swing back at us. We deserve it.
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Anyone else here on the whales' side 🙋♀️ We're ruining their home, trapping and killing them in nets, hitting them with boats and motors. Of course they're pissed.
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Being a sailor , I believe that the movement of the rudder is producing a sound that is very disturbing to the Orcas. I hope this message is seen by marine biologists and check out this possibility. All sail boats that have been sunk have had their rudders destroyed.
Guillermo R. Arrazola
Florida, USA
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the Sea World reviews got around..
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I love that Mother Nature is fighting back... most often our need to be on the water is recreational or for profit purposes, and we should be excited to see that the vessels that cause a lot of issues for the water's ecosystem are being checked. Sucks for the lively hoods or property being damaged, for sure, but hopefully this will bring some balance to the waters.
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I don't blame the whales. They are intelligent. They are being hurt & showing revenge...it's amazing. Every living creature has emotions....the whales have had enough...wow😢
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Honestly who can blame them ?
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up Rivers' Inlet in BC the mother Orca cruised by and I had to look UP at her back. My salmon boat was shorter than her baby! Experience of a lifetime.
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This originated from Spanish fishermen hurting/attacking the whales and since then there had been sailboats attacked and damaged by whales around Spain, quite a few, ask the cruising sailing community. Now it seems to have spread and has become an intrenched culture among the orca communities.
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@GuantanamoBayBarbie3
11 months ago
This behavior was virtually unheard of until this last decade. They're very intelligent animals, and normally gentle creatures with humans, so you do have to wonder what provoked this dramatic change.
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