Many whales eat plankton or smaller fish known as krill
No. Killer whales do not eat phytoplankton. They are carnivorous, feeding on other marine mammals such as sea lions, walruses and even smaller whales. They also feed on birds, sea turtles, penguins, polar bears, reptiles, sharks, octopus and, in some cases, even land mammals.
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phytoplankton<zooplantton< krill<crab<fish<seal<shark<killer whale
An Orca (killer whale) will hunt and eat Dolphin.
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Phytoplankton -> Zoo-plankton -> Crustacean -> Fish -> Squid-> Seal -> Killer Whale
Phytoplankton -> Zooplankton -> Crustacean -> Fish -> Squid-> Seal -> Killer Whale
A killer whale has no predators.
Yes, a killer whale is a carnivore, they eat meat, such as fish and seals.Yes.
This animal is a whale too and its call a Killer Whale eat could eat a Blue Whale.
A killer whale or orca (the larger term for killer whale) typically favors seals but will eat other fish such as tuna. A killer whale migrates every year so the food quantities and consistency of their meals varies from what location the pod is at.
They eat a lot of phytoplankton. I don't see what possible confusion there could be here.
Fish eat the killer whale's skin, or the body dissolves in the water.