The number of orcas killed by whalers varies annually, but it is generally low compared to other whale species. While some indigenous communities engage in sustainable hunting practices, commercial whaling of orcas is largely prohibited under international law. However, illegal whaling and bycatch can still pose threats to orca populations, but specific figures on annual killings are often difficult to ascertain. Overall, the focus has shifted more towards conservation efforts rather than hunting.
From 1930 to 1931 , 29 000 Blue Whales were killed.
over 400 whales are hunted every year from whaling
Orcas are not endangered!!! Orcas have a high population, so that that no one know how many!!!
Because whalers around the world have killed many of these animals off for their blubber and (rarely) their meat. Too much hunting has lead to a very small population. Unfortunately, the Japanese continue to send out whalers into international waters with the knowledge that America considers the whales that they are hunting to be endangered.
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There are not many people are killed in sheep related accidents every year. This number is less than one dozen.
Blackbeard actually killed over 9,000 people every year!!
Killer whales have been know to travel in groups of over 40 individuals.