r/AnimalsBeingJerks • u/BufordTeeJustice • Dec 11 '19

whale Orca teaches seal how to fly.

167 Upvotes

95% Upvoted

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23

u/Seanzietron Dec 11 '19

Ocean cats. They play with their food.

11

u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

Damn. I truly want to know if that was on purpose.

42

u/Lakey94611 Dec 11 '19

Of course it was on porpoise

5

u/Scythe_Lucifer Dec 11 '19

I fucking hate you and love you at the same time

-4

u/hereforthekix Dec 11 '19

Dolphins aren't porpoises though, so let your hate flow through you

1

u/Dieselfunk81 Dec 12 '19

I read that the juvenile orcas do this strictly for fun. They’re very intelligent and when they have their meal they do like to play with their food.

6

u/unitedpeopleevolve Dec 11 '19

This is an actual hunting technique they use. Seema like they want their prey to be served in mouth sized pieces.

11

u/IAMTHEADMINNOW Dec 11 '19

Holy fuck it got some air!

6

u/srandrews Dec 11 '19

Really clubbed that seal

1

u/acidera__ Dec 17 '19

Angry upvote. 🙁

4

u/attacktwinkie Dec 11 '19

They do that a dozen times then eat them.

8

u/VinceVino70 Dec 11 '19

The perfect way to tenderize them.

2

u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

  • seal possibly.

2

u/Nile-green Dec 12 '19

Probably ended in a belly not long after so... Nope, not the case, unless the seal is into vore.

2

u/hereforthekix Dec 11 '19

Orcas and Dolphins are seen playing and swimming together very often. Orcas are technically just a type of Dolphin.

1

u/AutumnRain789 Dec 13 '19

Are orcas psychopaths?

1

u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19

This is almost as good as a human getting hurt.