Definitely not the prey. You see, there are two kinds of deitary habits for orcas: transient orcas, and resident orcas. When people think of orcas, they usually think of the transient subspecies, which prey on other whales and dolphins, seals, birds, and sharks. Residents eat mostly fish, but are still feared through out the ocean and are never the prey. Orcas are top of the marine food chain.
Only Killer Whales (Orcas) prey on gray whales.
sea lions, orcas and sharks
Orcas are harmless to humans unless they are provoked. They typically do not want to attack humans because they are not desirable prey.
The Killer Whales Only Predator In Human Its Prey Ranges From Lepard Seal, Panguines, and Different Types of Fish... The Killer Whale Has Also Been Known To Eat Other Types of Whale Like The Blue or Hump Back...
Sharks and orcas are known to prey upon pelicans. Coyotes will also prey upon adult pelicans.
They're carnivores and hunters. They need to be able to move fast to catch their prey.
Orcas are dolphins. They are differenciated by their size, prey, markings and shape.
No, orcas don't have any natural predators but instead, they are predators that hunt and kill other animals. Orcas are known as killer whales and they can hunt in the dark even if they cannot see their prey. Killer whales use their sonar inside of their brains to hunt and kill their prey in the dark. Orcas are apex predators and no other predators can kill apex predators.
Polar bears are usually considered to be predators but are occasionally preyed on by orcas.
Orcas are known to occasionally kill and eat swimming polar bears.
Orcas are the walruses most dangerous enemies in the arctic that will prey and kill them. If the walrus got to the water, the killer whale would totally kill it since it is so big and a strong carnivore whale.