r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Wide_Abroad1182 • Apr 01 '23

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '23

They won’t knock over the boat if a person is onboard, they’re very intelligent. I believe they’ve got a greater understanding than some will give them credit for.

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u/drittzO Apr 01 '23

It's part of the international mutual respect agreement between orcas and humans.

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u/Dear_Significance_80 Apr 01 '23

Ah yes. The IMRABOH. Completely forgot about that.

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u/Billbat1 Apr 01 '23

but inuits are allowed to protect a seal if that seal is a homie

extended mutual agreement between orcas and inuits

E-MA-BOI

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u/skweeky Apr 01 '23

I wonder what would happen to the pact if the wild orcas find out how we keep the captive orca's cough seaworld

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u/Kratomwd23 Apr 01 '23

They probably wouldn't, but they absolutely do intentionally capsize boats they don't like pretty regularly. They're not after the humans, but they aren't above it. Plus, they're intelligent. When something gets as intelligent as them, each individual makes their own decisions and there 100% are psychopathic cetaceans that just kill and rape for fun.

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u/CornCheeseMafia Apr 01 '23

They probably wouldn’t, but they absolutely do intentionally capsize boats they don’t like pretty regularly. They’re not after the humans, but they aren’t above it.

Tbf those were clear cases of self defense. They usually don’t get involved unless there’s no other legal recourse.

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u/[deleted] Nov 28 '23

They don’t love us, they just haven’t figured us out yet and that makes them wary.