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This depends on if you are scared of the anmimals theselves or even the deep water,so basically,it up to you if it's scary or not :)

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Killer whales (Orcinus orca) faced their most serious threat during WWII. All of the countries involved in that conflict had to have anti-submarine warfare capabilities for their own protection. Practice submarines were expensive to make and difficult to control, so the nations of the world used killer whales instead because it was a known fact that they were man-killers. We bombed them, strafed them and dropped depth charges on them wherever we found them, and we not only declared war on them, we didn't even have the grace to notice when they surrendered.

It is easy to assume that Killer whales have always been the non-aggressive creatures we see today, but just remember that every culture on the face of the earth that has an ocean shoreline has, in its legends, tales of killer whales munching on the citizenry.

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Whale

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no the killer whale is in the family of the dolphins! but that doesn't stop orcas well killer whales eating dolphins so they don't get along at all there both of them ain't the same size

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Killer whales are wild animals and so should be treated with respect. They do not always kill everything they see, and there have been very few cases of Orcas (Killer Whales) harming humans in the oceans, despite divers having filmed their social behaviour while in close proximity. They have a highly developed social structure and research now suggests they share a common language. There have been recent occasions of Orcas acting violently in captivity although with their high intelligence they probably detest being captive.

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63 percent

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Yes they do.

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yes they do
Orcas will eat anything and if a squid was the only thing left then yes they would eat it.

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In the exact same way humans do,by loving them and teaching them new things,simple :)

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A pod.

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Yes they do often eat seagulls. In fact the whales can vomit up the fish they have swallowed so that the regurgitation may float on the water and attract a seagull - the whale then rises from under the water and chomps its jaws on the gull to take it down into the water where the whale will drown the gull before it is swallowed.

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Tuna. Other whales (mammals) like the blue whale.

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It has a 3 cm (about 1 inch) of blubber, on its body. It has more nearer to the center of its body, keeping the killer whale warm, and protecting the organs from attack.

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no they are carnivors

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shamu the original whale died after living in captivity for 6 years of an infection in the blood.....but I'm not sure where is he died.......sorry :(

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No.They eat a tiny sea creatures - krill or plankton. An Adult blue whale can eat up to 40 million creatures per day - that's nearly 3500 kilograms of it.. They need 1.5 million kilocalories of energy per day and so, they eat nonstop.

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A single blowhole on top of the head is covered by a muscular flap.•

A killer whale breathes through its blowhole.•

The blowhole is relaxed in a closed position, and the flap provides a water-tight seal. To open its blowhole, a killer whale contracts the muscular flap.

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Humans hunt them illegally for their blubber.

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Somthing that likes the taste and can kill a tiger shark

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in Seaworld (Orlando, FL)

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You can tell an adult female from a male (and vice versa) by the difference in the size of it's dorsal fin, and males have notably bigger jaws. At a juvenile age, however, distinguishing the two is much more difficult.

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Type your answer here... mammals

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4,500

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