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Are Sperm Whales Afraid Of Orcas. However, solitary or young sperm whales may be more vulnerable to such assaults. Sperm whales off western australia's southern coast have successfully defended themselves from an attack by a pod of orca by defecating at will, creating a cloud of diarrhoea. Sperm whales blasted a big dark bubble of poop to prevent an impending orca attack off the southern coast of western australia. Even when both creatures travel in pods, the orcas typically choose to separate the smaller whales from the group and kill. Their large size and strong social bonds aid them in deterring attacks from orcas. The unusual encounter is one of fewer than. 15 miles off the coast of sri lanka, a pod of orcas trap a family of sperm whales. A sperm whale can defend itself against orcas, especially when it comes to adults within a pod. Scientists witnessed the clever defense strategy unfold. New research suggests differences in societies of sperm whales living in the atlantic and pacific oceans may be due to the threat from killer. The action intensifies as the orcas slam into the.

The action intensifies as the orcas slam into the. 15 miles off the coast of sri lanka, a pod of orcas trap a family of sperm whales. Sperm whales off western australia's southern coast have successfully defended themselves from an attack by a pod of orca by defecating at will, creating a cloud of diarrhoea. The unusual encounter is one of fewer than. New research suggests differences in societies of sperm whales living in the atlantic and pacific oceans may be due to the threat from killer. Even when both creatures travel in pods, the orcas typically choose to separate the smaller whales from the group and kill. However, solitary or young sperm whales may be more vulnerable to such assaults. Scientists witnessed the clever defense strategy unfold. A sperm whale can defend itself against orcas, especially when it comes to adults within a pod. Their large size and strong social bonds aid them in deterring attacks from orcas.

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Are Sperm Whales Afraid Of Orcas New research suggests differences in societies of sperm whales living in the atlantic and pacific oceans may be due to the threat from killer. Their large size and strong social bonds aid them in deterring attacks from orcas. A sperm whale can defend itself against orcas, especially when it comes to adults within a pod. Even when both creatures travel in pods, the orcas typically choose to separate the smaller whales from the group and kill. Scientists witnessed the clever defense strategy unfold. The action intensifies as the orcas slam into the. 15 miles off the coast of sri lanka, a pod of orcas trap a family of sperm whales. However, solitary or young sperm whales may be more vulnerable to such assaults. Sperm whales off western australia's southern coast have successfully defended themselves from an attack by a pod of orca by defecating at will, creating a cloud of diarrhoea. The unusual encounter is one of fewer than. New research suggests differences in societies of sperm whales living in the atlantic and pacific oceans may be due to the threat from killer. Sperm whales blasted a big dark bubble of poop to prevent an impending orca attack off the southern coast of western australia.