Do killer whales fight other whales?

Answer 1

A single orca can only kill a young blue whale. However a whole group of orcas can kill an adult blue whale though it would take a long time. An adult blue whale can kill an orca with a single strike of their tail.

Now, the blue whale's only predator is the orca, or killer whale (actually a type of dolphin). Almost a quarter of blue whales have scars from orca attacks, but the blue whale's size (up to 120 tonnes and 60 metres [200 ft] long, bigger than any of the dinosaurs) suggests they are difficult to kill. There is no information on how many are killed by orcas.

A blue whale has been attacked by orcas although the orcas were unable to kill the animal outright during their attack, the blue whale sustained massive wounds and probably died as a result of them shortly after the attack.

Answer 2

Yes, usually in the struggle for dominance for the purpose of mating.

Answer 3

Killer whales eat the tongues of blue whales and leave the rest of the body to drown to death without the tongue.

Answer 4

Hey, they need to eat too! God created them that way. It is called the food chain...

Answer 5

Killer whales are not whales at all, but the largest species of the dolphin family. They received the name Killer whale when sailors observed them preying on whales.

Answer 6

They do but forcefully.

Answer 7

No they do not eat each other .

Answer 8

Yes