Killer whales may be crashing into boats for fun, Orca study reveals
For the last four years, a small band of orcas have been raising hell off the Atlantic coasts of Europe by ramming into nearly 700 vessels and making some sink.
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For the last four years, a small band of orcas have been raising hell off the Atlantic coasts of Europe by ramming into nearly 700 vessels and making some sink.
Could it be that the killer whales are out for revenge on humanity?
According to whale behavior scientists, whale attacks may stem from two key behaviors: revenge or amusement. We explain the hypotheses behind killer whale attacks.
Social media is awash with stories of sailors being rammed by orcas or being chased by sea animals in what appears to be either a bit of fun or intimidation
Aggressive orcas are attacking boats in Western Europe and the increase in sightings of this behavior is confusing scientists. The latest in a series of reported incidents happened off the coast of Spain in the Strait of Gibraltar on Thursday.