Orcas pretends to dump each other in a rare training session on the camera

So -called Orcas “killer Whales “(although they are technically a dolphin) for a good reason. They are the best predators in the ocean, as everything hunts the great white shark to the blue whales–The largest animal in the world. But Orcas are not killers. It is a skill they learn from the elderly, and as new evidence indicates, training on each other.

fatherhoodA new series of BBC Wildlife Series narrated by David Attenburo, including the first well -known shots of OCAS. Learn how to dump their prey, as mentioned for the first time by The Times. He leads the training session by mothers and consists of one of ORCA pretending to be prey so that others can move it and pushing its hole under the water.

A BBC spokeswoman told the Times. “It seems that the behavior of the practice of practice appears to the members of the Orca family.

The footage was arrested near Bremer Bay in Western Australia, the same area that I went through in April Watch tourists 60 OCAs devour an endangered blue whale. After the training session, the Orcas series appears using its skills while hunting a surprising blue whale. Blue whales can hold them Breathe Somewhere between 10 and 30 minutes.

Orcas Training young people how they hunt is just one of many moments of paternity and motherhood that appeared in the wildlife chain, which was file For three years in six continents and 23 countries.

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“I think it’s a matter of everything – he has great behavior, has a great emotion, has a sense of humor, and has parents’ dilemmas. BBC. He added that the footage of the series requires the “observation and non -invasive” approach. “We are very proud of what we put on the screen.”

The BBC was broadcast on August 3 and is available on BBC iPlayer. We don’t know yet when the United States will be released, but I am sure that those of you in the states cannot wait. After all, who does not want to hear the charming voice of Atinburu Advertise“Success to all parents has the greatest consequences. It guarantees the future of life on our planet.”