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What is the resident group of orcas?
It's a Group of orcas which generally stay in the same area.
What is an orcas instinctive behaviors?
Orcas exhibit several instinctive behaviors that are essential for their survival. These include hunting in pods using sophisticated cooperative techniques, vocalizing through a complex system of clicks and calls for communication and navigation, and nurturing their young through teaching and social bonding. Additionally, orcas display strong social structures and hierarchies within their pods, which are critical for their social interactions and overall group cohesion.
What is the name of a social group of gerbil?
A social group of gerbils is called a 'clan'.
What is a good name for a women's social group?
Philanthropic group
Do Orcas have emotions?
yes because when separated from family or group its dorsel fin will slump or not stand straight making them anxious or not listen to trainers as well Orcas travel in pods- complex social groups. Within the group, individua partake in monogamous relationships, cheating, jealousy, anger, bullying, ostracizing and even revenge seeking behaviors.
What is the name of a owls social group?
A group of owls is known as a parliament.
What is a school of orcas called?
They group in pods, which are made up of family members.
Who do orcas have to watch out for?
The Larger Orcas have no natural predators. However only the lost calves are at risk from Large sharks. Orcas are highly social animals and protect their young fiercely. Sharks and Orcas avoid each other. However a mother with a calf with ram into the shark's body to severely damage it.
What is another name for social equal?
Peer, or if in a group, a cohort.
What is the scientific name of orcas?
Killer whales' scientific name is Orcinus orca.
What is the alternate name of the killer whale?
They are also called Orcas
Do killer whales live close to their family?
yes orcas are almost always with their pod (group)
