In a baffling show of generosity, killer whales across the globe are giving fish to humans—and scientists are racing to ...

First, the orcas repeatedly ram a slow-swimming whale shark to stun it. When the fish loses its equilibrium, the orcas work together to flip it upside down to expose its unprotected belly.

Off Baja California in Mexico, a killer whale named after an Aztec emperor is leading his pod on routine takedowns of the largest fish in the sea: whale sharks. There have been isolated reports in ...

Attacks by orcas, or killer whales, on boats in the Strait of Gibraltar are increasing. But why are these seemingly peaceful creatures becoming dangerous.

Killer whales are known as ferocious apex predators, but their behavior may have a playful twist Mackenzie Tatananni, Science and Tech Reporter Published: 16:54, 5 Sep 2024 Updated: 19:01, 5 Sep 2024 ...

Nearly half (47%) of the study's 597 records of killer whale occurrences related to vessel interactions. Using this data, the team created computer models of the orcas' movements to fill knowledge ...

Nearly half (47%) of the study's 597 records of killer whale occurrences related to vessel interactions. Wild orcas offer humans food. Could they be trying to make friends — or manipulate us?

A British yacht captain has told how a pod of killer whales sunk his £100,000 boat during a "terrifying" two-hour attack - in the Mediterranean Sea. Robert Powell, 59, said the pack of five orcas ...

By Douglas Whitbread via SWNS A British yacht captain has told how a pod of killer whales sunk his £100,000 (more than $125,000) boat during a "terrifying" two-hour attack - in the Mediterranean Sea.

Still frame from video footage recorded in the Kvænangen fjords, Norway, in 2024, showing the tongue-nibbling interaction between two free-ranging killer whales.