Yes, killer whales, or orcas, do eat harbor seals. They are opportunistic predators and include a variety of marine mammals in their diet, depending on the specific ecotype of the orca and the availability of prey. Harbor seals are often targeted due to their abundance in coastal areas where killer whales hunt.
The killer whale. The ones around California even eat elephant seals. Of course the Killer whale is not a real whale but a giant dolphin but do you wish to make that distinction.
The killer whale. The ones around California even eat elephant seals. Of course the Killer whale is not a real whale but a giant dolphin but do you wish to make that distinction.
no
An Orca (killer whale) will hunt and eat Dolphin.
Killer whales are one of the top predators in the sea. As a group, killer whales are known to eat fish, squid, seals, sea lions, penguins, even other whalesbut, keep in mind, it would be difficult for a killer whale off the coast of California to eat a penguin. Killer whales eat the food (or prey) that's available to them. For example, a killer whale that lives in the northern Pacific can hunt harbor seals, California sea lions, and a variety of fish. A killer whale in the Antarctic could find Weddell seals, leopard seals, and penguins!
No.
A killer whale has no predators.
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.
Fish eat the killer whale's skin, or the body dissolves in the water.
no for a normal whale sometimes for a killer whale if there is no seals or baby whales to eat!!!!
killer whales eat fish where as blue whales eat mostly krill.