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An orca tale sticks out of the surface as it dives to feed on herring in the Andfjorden in Norway. ![]() |
An orca takes a breath as it breaks the waters surface in Alaska. ![]() |
Orcas get in place to hunt a school of herring in the Andfjorden in Norway. They use distinct calls to communicate and coordinate their attack. ![]() |
Orcas in the waters of the Andfjorden in Norway. ![]() |
Orcas can be found in any ocean but often frequent cold coastal waters. Here an orca swims past a tabular iceberg. ![]() |
Orcas below the surface prepare to feed on herring nearby in Norway. ![]() |
A pod of orcas surface the water and spout in Alaska. ![]() |
An orca mother and calf find a spot to breathe between ice in the McMurdo Sound in Antarctica. ![]() |
Orcas are intelligent hunters and use different techniques to catch their prey. Here an orca begins to push a school of herring to the surface to make the prey easier to hunt in the Andfjorden in Norway. ![]() |
An orca breaches out of the water in Alaska. ![]() |
Orcas travel in close pods of up to 40 and often work together to attack nearby prey. The orcas of this pod prepare to herd and hunt a mass of herring in the Andfjorden in Norway. ![]() |
An orca lifts its head from the surface of the water in the Andfjorden in Norway. ![]() |
An orca helps herd a school of herring in the deep waters of the Andfjorden in Norway. ![]() |