Killer whales, or orcas, are highly skilled hunters and can catch prey frequently, depending on their social structure, hunting techniques, and the availability of food. In a single hunting session, they may catch several fish or marine mammals, but the frequency of successful hunts can vary based on the species they target and environmental factors. Generally, they are known to hunt daily, especially in pods where cooperative hunting strategies enhance their success rates.
The killer whale is a toothed whale, not a baleen whale. Killer whales have a diverse diet that includes fish, seals, and even other whales, and they use their teeth to catch and consume their prey.
An Orca, which is a Killer Whale!
The killer whale preys on large fish, squid, and sometimes dolphins beluga whales seals.
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Only Killer Whales (Orcas) prey on gray whales.
Just humans
The killer whale spys on its prey. It very quietly jumps up and grabs its prey. A killer whale eats fish,sharks,penguins and seals.
Yes, the Orca Whale also known as "Killer Whale".
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.
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The Killer whale is the top predator of the oceans, having no threats other then people when it reaches adulthood, however baby, old, and ill whales often fall prey to other predators such as sharks
the blue whale doesn't have no predators unless a group of killer whales attack it