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What are the goblin sharks prey?
An Orca, which is a Killer Whale!
Are walruses primary consumers?
Walruses are prey because Polar bears and the Orca
Is a sea otter a predator and prey?
The most part. But sea otter is mostly prey. It's prey to orca whales, sharks, and other ocean creatures.
Why do whales use long distances?
Whales trot the globe in search for food in the colder regions where their prey lives. Many whales seek out warmer waters to escape orca who prey on calves. There are fewer orca in warm sub tropical waters.
Which type of whale hunts in group to catch its prey?
Orca Whales some people might known them as Killer Whales. The Killer Whales or The Orca Whales hunt in groups called "Pods".
Does any animal prey on the shark?
Yes, the Orca Whale also known as "Killer Whale".
What does odontocetes mean?
odontocetes means ( toothed whales) example Orca active hunters feeding on larger prey.
What would win an orca or great white shark?
If you are referring to an orca or "killer whale," then the orca wins decisively. In the wild, orcas are known to prey on sharks, including great whites. Great whites run away from orcas; sharks are scared of them The orca is the larger and more intelligent of the two, and they hunt in pods. Even the largest great white would end up as dinner for an orca.
What is the type of wale that hunts and kills prey using its teeth?
They are classed as toothed whales. The Killer Whales (Orca orca) is an example of a toothed whale, and a hunter killer, who hunts as a member of a family group (pod).
What is the biggest thing killer whales can kill?
The biggest thing an orca can kill is the Great White Shark itself, the biggeset species of shark after the prehistoric Megalodon. The orca hunt Stella Sea-Lions and Harp Seals, Harp Seals too make a target for Great Whites. When they go for the same prey if you compared their size the shark is less than half the size of the whale. The orca will never let another killer take its prey, so the Orca grasps it in its mouth and turns it upside down, allowing it to suffocate as the gills cannot allow it to breath underwater, and then leaves it to drown, taking its prey.
Why do killer whales have white spots near or on their eyes?
According to Sea World, the white patch near the eye acts as camouflage. Prey swimming below the orca may have a hard time discerning the shape to be that of a killer whale, making it easier for the orca to catch its prey.
What are killer whales prey?
mainly sea lions. Also did you know that an Orca is actually a member of the porpoise family? (meaning their related to dolphins)
