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Orcas spotted hunting gray whale, dolphins off California coast — seventh sighting since December - Vimarsana News

Orcas spotted hunting gray whale, dolphins off California coast — seventh sighting since December

A pod of Eastern Tropical Pacific orca whales, otherwise known as killer whales, made a surprise appearance off Point Vincente — where onlookers watched as a few orcas hunted a southbound gray whale.

Orcas spotted hunting gray whale, dolphins off Palos Verdes coast — seventh sighting since December - Vimarsana News

Orcas spotted hunting gray whale, dolphins off Palos Verdes coast — seventh sighting since December

The notoriously mysterious mammals have made several surprise appearances of the South Bay coast since early December.

Boaters get rare sighting of orca pod snacking on dolphins off San Diego's Coast – NBC Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Boaters get rare sighting of orca pod snacking on dolphins off San Diego's Coast – NBC Los Angeles

That is what Domenic Biagini, the owner of Gone Whale Watching described when seeing a pod of killer whales off the coast of Torrey Pines Tuesday.

WATCH: Pod of Orcas spotted off San Diego Coast - Vimarsana News

WATCH: Pod of Orcas spotted off San Diego Coast

That is what Domenic Biagini, the owner of Gone Whale Watching described when seeing a pod of killer whales off the coast of Torrey Pines Tuesday.

Ancient Orca Oasis: Scientists Discover 20,000 Years Old Refugium in the Northern Pacific - Vimarsana News

Ancient Orca Oasis: Scientists Discover 20,000 Years Old Refugium in the Northern Pacific

The northern Pacific near Japan and Russia is home to several different groups of orcas yet they never interact, hunt different prey, communicate in distinct dialects, and avoid mating with one another. How can this be when they live so close to each other and belong to the same species? Whale ex