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Orcas sometimes approach, strike, or push boats, and these behaviors are most often linked to curiosity, play, social coordination, or reactions to boat noise and movement rathe...
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Orcas sometimes approach, strike, or push boats, and these behaviors are most often linked to curiosity, play, social coordination, or reactions to boat noise and movement rathe...
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The term orca yacht attack refers to a documented incident in which a free-ranging orca (killer whale) made forceful contact with a sailing yacht in waters off the Iberian Penin...
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When an orca (killer whale) approaches or makes contact with a boat, the behavior is typically investigative or reactive rather than predatory. Documented incidents suggest that...
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