Por: Newsweek Tech March 14, 2023
After a pair of orcas went on a shark-killing spree in South Africa at the end of February, the internet has been left curious, and harrowed, at the way these killer whales killed their prey.Each of the 17 massacred sharks had been torn open and was missing its liver. Newsweek spoke to a marine biologist to find out why.Different populations of killer whales have specialized diets, such that only a few populations [ecotypes] of killer whales... + full article
New York Daily News USA World February 27, 2023
Two killer whales were busted living up to their names recently — slaughtering 17 broadnose sevengill sharks and chowing down on their livers — marine experts said. Killer whales, or orcas, have for years been known to hunt and eat sevengill sharks — or at least this pair... + más
Orcas filmed terrorizing humpback whales in battle off Washington coast | Newsweek
Gruesome reason orcas kill great white sharks revealed by biologist | Newsweek
Los Angeles Times USA Science December 17, 2022
Ken Balcomb, a researcher who spent nearly five decades studying the Pacific Northwest's charismatic and endangered killer whales — and whose findings helped end their capture for display at marine parks in the 1970s — died at a ranch on Washington's Olympic... + más
World's loneliest orca kept isolated for 11 years: Tantamount to torture | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech October 14, 2022
Orcas are continuing to attack sailboats off the coast of Spain and Portugal, and scientists might be closer to understanding why.Since 2020, there have been hundreds of interactions between orcas and boats off the coast of both Spain and Portugal. The encounters have ranged... + más
Newsweek USA World October 07, 2022
A captive whale dubbed the world's loneliest orca is experiencing a situation tantamount to torture, according to an expert.The killer whale, known as Kiska, is being kept at MarineLand, a theme zoo and amusement park in Niagara Falls, Ontario. She has been held in... + más
Orca from Russia's infamous whale jail spotted thriving in wild | Newsweek
Photos show evidence of teeth pulling, live burials in Russian torture room | Newsweek
The Boston Globe USA World October 06, 2022
Drone and helicopter footage captured off the coast of South Africa provides what scientists say is the first direct proof that orcas are capable of hunting and killing one of the world’s largest sea predators: the great white shark.A study published this week in the journal... + más
Humpback whales spotted charging orca trying to hunt in Monterey Bay | Newsweek
Great white sharks gather at site of fatal attack | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Nation October 04, 2022
A large group of humpback whales have been spotted charging at orcas who were trying to hunt in Monterey Bay, California.Monterey Bay Whale Watch said on a Facebook post that vessels recently saw five orcas, or killer whales, with 20 humpback whales surrounding them, and at... + más
Newsweek USA Nation October 03, 2022
Orcas have been filmed terrorizing a pair of humpback whales in a deep sea battle off the Washington coast.The incident was captured by crew members aboard a whale watching tour in the Salish Sea—on the Juan de Fuca Strait near the U.S./Canada border.Crew members on a boat... + más
Migaloo take two? Rare albino humpback whale pictured swimming with mom | Newsweek
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