Killer Whales

A whale is a huge creature living in the sea. They look like fish, but they are not. A whale belongs to a group of animals called mammals. Whales belong to a group of mammals known as cetaceans. And it comes from Latin. And that means a big marine animal. There are two main types of whales. The first group is mysticeti (whale whale), the other group is isodontoceti (dental whale). In the odontoceti group there is a family of whales called dolphins (dolphins and hands).

A orca or orca (Orcinus orca) is a whale with a tooth belonging to the marine dolphin family and is the largest member. Individual populations usually focus on specific types of baits, but killer whales are diversified. Some people specialize in fish predation, others kill marine mammals such as seals. As anyone knows, they even attack whales and adult whales. As there are no animals that predator killer whales, except for those who may be used for entertainment purposes, the orcas are the best predators. They are international species found in various marine environments in the world, from the North Pole to the Antarctic, the tropical ocean, the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea, and parts of the Arctic Ocean.

A orca can capture young adults' whale. They live in all the seas of the world and share the same habitat as the Arctic blue whale. According to reports, killer whales attacked white whales in the waters of Greenland, Russia, Canada and Alaska. Cook Bay recorded several killings and experts are concerned that predation of killer whales will prevent recovery of this sub - population that was severely depleted by hunting. The killer whale arrived in early August, but silk dolphins sometimes heard about their existence and avoided them. A gigantic dorsal fin length of up to 2 meters, which prevents moving under the ice and can not be brought close enough to the breathing hole, so groups near sea ice or sea ice will receive some degree of protection. Ice cube