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The biggest fear for sailors crossing the seven seas right now isn’t climate change, rising ocean levels or attacks from peg-legged pirates, it’s getting sunk by a pod of killer whales patrolling the waters around Portugal. Now,…

Boston coach Joe Mazzulla shows his players plenty of game film. It just happens to be footage of nature’s most ferocious predators.

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: The trainer was yanked by her hair into the pool and viciously thrashed about by a huge killer whale she had performed with many times in front of a packed audience who looked on in horror

We're used to seeing the odd bit of litter, seaweed and shells wash up on the shoreline, but a 15ft great white shark which has taken a beating off a bigger and more brutal underwater beast is a new one.

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KILLER whales are not destroying boats in bizarre acts of revenge against mariners, scientists have announced.

KILLER whales are not destroying boats in bizarre acts of revenge against mariners, scientists have announced.

A small group of killer whales have rammed at least 673 boats, including some that sank, off the coasts of Portugal, Spain and Morocco the past five years.

Subpopulation of transient killer whales hunt sea lions, seals and whale calves off the coast of California.

Alex Zerbini, chair of the scientific committee at the International Whaling Commission, has shared the potential reasons why killer whales keep ramming boats off Gibraltar

Young orcas are likely following a new ‘fad’ that they have picked up from peers, marine biologist says

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Heartbreaking footage has resurfaced of orca trainer Alexis Martinez, who was killed by one of the creators in 2009.

Young orcas are likely following a new ‘fad’ that they have picked up from peers, marine biologist says

It might not be why you think.

Young orcas are likely following a new ‘fad’ that they have picked up from peers, marine biologist says

“The sea is a very boring place for an animal,” researcher Renaud de Stephanis, president of Spain's Conservación, Información y Estudio sobre Cetáceos, said.

Young orcas are likely following a new ‘fad’ that they have picked up from peers, marine biologist says