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IN CASE YOU DOUBTED ME:
Oct. 19th, 2010 07:46 pmBut staff at MarineLand (a Canadian SeaWorld) saw one of their orca whales come up with an ingenious bird-catching method: He'd take some of the fish staff were feeding him, chew them up and spit them out on the surface of the water. Then a bird would dive down for the easy meal, and the whale would leap up and eat the bird while the victim's bird peers sighed and rolled their eyes. The whale was baiting them.
That's not the weird thing. Soon, the orca's younger half-brother started spitting fish and ambushing birds using the same technique. Later, two adult females started the activity. They were teaching the technique to one another.
I TOLD YOU SO.
KILLER WHALES ARE THE MOST AWESOME TERRIFYING ANIMALS EVER.
THEY CAN CATCH ELK, MOOSE, AND BIRDS.
That's not the weird thing. Soon, the orca's younger half-brother started spitting fish and ambushing birds using the same technique. Later, two adult females started the activity. They were teaching the technique to one another.
I TOLD YOU SO.
KILLER WHALES ARE THE MOST AWESOME TERRIFYING ANIMALS EVER.
THEY CAN CATCH ELK, MOOSE, AND BIRDS.
