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ANIMAL lovers are up in arms after a “stupid” adrenaline-junkie was recorded “body slamming” a killer whale.

ANIMAL lovers are up in arms after a “stupid” adrenaline-junkie was recorded “body slamming” a killer whale.

ANIMAL lovers are up in arms after a “stupid” adrenaline-junkie was recorded “body slamming” a killer whale.

The disturbing footage was filmed in Davenport, New Zealand, and sparked outrage among animal-lovers who later reported the clip to the Department of Conservation.

Since 2020, orcas off the coast of Spain and Portugal have sunk several sailing vessels and destroyed hundreds of others. Renaud de Stephanis won’t rest until he stops them

Orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar, led by an orca named Gladis Blanca, are attacking boat rudders, but researchers attribute it to defensive actions rather than hostility

The final moments of a SeaWorld trainer before she was killed by an orca showed her performing a show with the animal.

Get the binoculars out – it’s almost time for Scotland’s annual killer whale survey

Clashes where killer whales have purposefully struck boats are increasingly common, but do the powerful and highly intelligent predators have dastardly intentions or is it just a bit of fun?

The Alboran Cognac yacht is reportedly the first boat in 2024 to sink due to an orca attack. Read to learn more.

A new study has confirmed a long-held assumption: that orcas take just one breath between dives. The researchers used drone footage and biological data from tags suction-cupped to 11 northern and southern resident killer whales off the…

A new study has confirmed the long-held assumption that orcas take just one breath between dives.

The nearly 50-foot yacht, named The Alboran Cognac, was 15 miles from Cabo Espartel in Morocco when an unknown number of orcas began ramming it.

The nearly 50-foot yacht, named The Alboran Cognac, was 15 miles from Cabo Espartel in Morocco when an unknown number of orcas began ramming it.

The nearly 50-foot yacht, named The Alboran Cognac, was 15 miles from Cabo Espartel in Morocco when an unknown number of orcas began ramming it.

The nearly 50-foot yacht, named The Alboran Cognac, was 15 miles from Cabo Espartel in Morocco when an unknown number of orcas began ramming it.

The nearly 50-foot yacht, named The Alboran Cognac, was 15 miles from Cabo Espartel in Morocco when an unknown number of orcas began ramming it.

The nearly 50-foot yacht, named The Alboran Cognac, was 15 miles from Cabo Espartel in Morocco when an unknown number of orcas began ramming it.