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Orcas, also known as killer whales, are found in every ocean. Males can reach up to 23 feet and 10 tons, while females grow to 21 feet and 8 tons. Orcas live in family groups called pods and are apex predators that eat seals, penguins, and fish depending on their location. While orcas are only hunted by humans, some are still held in captivity for amusement parks, though live shows have been phased out since concerns over their treatment arose.
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Orcas
- 1. Orcas WOLVES OF THE SEA
- 3. Range Orcas are found in every ocean in the world.
- 4. Males Can weigh up to 10 tons and reach lengths of 23 feet. Females Can weigh up to 8 tons And reach lengths of 21 feet. Calves Are born weighing nearly 400 pounds and measure almost 7 feet long
- 5. Orcas live in matriarchal family groups called pods
- 6. Diet: Orcas are apex predators. They eat many different animals depending on their location. Seals Penguins Fish
- 7. Humans are the only animal that hunt Orcas Orcas have been captured and sold to amusement parks such as SeaWorld since 1961.
- 8. There are currently a total of 56 orcas held in captivity (23 wild- captured plus 33 captive-born) in at least 12 marine parks in 8 countries.
- 9. SeaWorld agreed to ban live Orca shows in 2015, after the documentary Blackfish exposed the deaths of several Orca handlers.
- 10. References Defenders of wildlife.(2016).Basic facts about orcas. Retrieved from http://www.defenders.org/orca/basic-facts Killer-whale.org (2008). What do killer whales eat? Retrieved from http://killer- whale,org/what-do- killer-whales-eat/ Viegas, J. (2015). SeaWorld ends killer whale shows as federal ban looms. Discovery News. Retrieved from http://news.discovery.com/animals/whales-dolphins.federal-bill- would-ban-killer- whale-shows-151109.htm