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Jared Towers, in two separate cases, when Orca dropped his prey in front of his own and colleagues, two separate cases of the killer whales from the shores of Vancouver.
The matches describing such as “rare” and scary “rare, the peers of comparative psychology have caused a new study, and the details of researchers with the killer whales, probably share their food with people.
“We have a long history because we interact with other animals, we try to feed and measure their answers.
“This is really any type of report in literature that document these cases for killer whales.”
When an Orca, colleagues, colleagues, when an Orca left the second match in 2018, said that they left an orca and had a freshly killed seal in front of the ship and were swimming around.
“He could have fallen hard or in the summer, but in the middle of the ship next to us,” Towers “said.
“We just watched this work a little circle and went back to water for about 10 or 15 seconds until he returned and picked up.”
In a match in 2015, an orca opened orca mouth and a dead marine, in addition to a seashore of a seashole, released. He says that Orca also left his predator before taking a few minutes.
“It scared us a little,” the towers, adding two cases, differ between thousands of matches with killer whales around the world.
“I started thinking a little different at this point about these animals.”
The instructions and colleagues have begun a research published on Monday, which turned out that the world’s killer whales presented predators to people.
Researchers wanted to investigate the researchers’ research that “not to go to go for people to go to deal with people”, “The warning Bay, the Towers located in Vancouver Island northeast of BC.
In order to access the study, whales had to approach people directly. Researchers have considered cases where people approached the reciprocal activities near the whales nearly 50 meters away from 50 meters.
In another one of the research, whales that whales are observed that whales waiting for people to respond before you heal or leave.
“These did not make a mistake. The killer whales accidentally threw food. They wanted to see how people respond,” the tower said.
The research does not rule out the egoistic motives behind behavior. However, towers feel the “altruistic” and “social program” to share predatory predators.
Food sharing between relatives and other orcas is the basis for whales and trying to provide people with prey, it can be an example of whales that use the ability to apply cultural behavior or respond to people.
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“I think these cases may be employees of a conscious study of these whales to actually try and understand.
Researchers are assumed that the researchers are as possible, taking into account the social, coating and social, cooperative nature of the killer whales as a kind of researchers, “the researchers are possible.”
The research was transient orcas on the coast of the eastern tropical Pacific population, along with whales, New Zealand, Central Argentina and the killer whales around Norway. The study says that all the “proposal” occurred between 2004 and 2024.
Orca, in general, uses the predator to deal with the game, and 38 percent of the work turned out to be included in the game with his examination. Whales can use predators to provoke the game with people.
However, for several reasons, research says that employees do not believe that the game is behind the visible victims.
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The play often occurs after encounters their nutritional needs, but in cases of predators with people, about half of the meetings were all.
Orcas in the study rescued prey after the people were mainly taken by the human and often continued to share with other whales. In most cases, the interaction did not last more than 30 seconds. In contrast, research, whales are usually said to play more sustainable.
Research, mind or emotional benefits have potential and motivation of whales to share food for many reasons that may include.
“To offer people, apply, explore or play cultural behavior studied for killer whales, explore or play, work or play,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said.
Towers say that he hopes to learn that learning is the evolution of the intimacy of people who are interested in the ability to think about the killer whales, and perhaps the intimacy of the intellect. “
Researchers strongly reject any prey offered by Orcas due to the potential for both types to harm each other.
