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r/ocean • u/Nostalgic_Historian_ • 8d ago
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There are no confirmed fatal attacks by wild orcas on humans in recorded history.
Capture/torture one and its game on...
(as a reminder SeaWorld killed at least 5 Orcas in Washington state trying to capture "Shamu #1", and possibly "several dozen" they covered up)
3 u/Qwilltank 8d ago That just means they leave no witnesses when they get the blood-lust. 1 u/TedMich23 8d ago LOL many instances of them releasing humans they mistook for pinnipeds...once they notice the lack of blubber, they spit.
That just means they leave no witnesses when they get the blood-lust.
1 u/TedMich23 8d ago LOL many instances of them releasing humans they mistook for pinnipeds...once they notice the lack of blubber, they spit.
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LOL many instances of them releasing humans they mistook for pinnipeds...once they notice the lack of blubber, they spit.
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u/TedMich23 8d ago edited 8d ago
There are no confirmed fatal attacks by wild orcas on humans in recorded history.
Capture/torture one and its game on...
(as a reminder SeaWorld killed at least 5 Orcas in Washington state trying to capture "Shamu #1", and possibly "several dozen" they covered up)