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Eye to Eye with a Killer Whale in Antarctica. While out filming wildlife in the brash ice, a pod of Type B1 Killer Whales investigated our zodiac for just over a minute, allowing us to lock eyes with this magnificent apex predator. An incredible experience. 📷 Richard Sidey with EYOS Expeditions | Richard Sidey

Eye to Eye with a Killer Whale in Antarctica. While out filming wildlife in the brash ice, a pod of Type B1 Killer Whales investigated our zodiac for just over a minute, allowing us to lock eyes with this magnificent apex predator. An incredible experience. 📷 Richard Sidey with EYOS Expeditions | Richard Sidey

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B1 Killer Whales in Antarctica! Known also as ‘Pack Ice Orca’

B1 Killer Whales in Antarctica! Known also as ‘Pack Ice Orca’

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The moment a pod of Type B1 Killer Whales checked out a team in Antarctica. They were observing and filming this pod hunting seals on ice floes in the distance when suddenly the orcas surfaced all around their zodiac.

The moment a pod of Type B1 Killer Whales checked out a team in Antarctica. They were observing and filming this pod hunting seals on ice floes in the distance when suddenly the orcas surfaced all around their zodiac.

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A population of Antarctic killer whales known as B1 uses an extraordinary strategy to hunt seals resting on ice. Working as a team, the whales create a powerful breaking wave to wash their target into the water. However, when the piece of ice is too big to wave wash, they create a subsurface shock wave instead, which shatters the ice into small pieces. After this pod had successfully pushed this Weddell seal into the water, a pair of humpback whales arrived to disrupt the hunt. No one knows exac

A population of Antarctic killer whales known as B1 uses an extraordinary strategy to hunt seals resting on ice. Working as a team, the whales create a powerful breaking wave to wash their target into the water. However, when the piece of ice is too big to wave wash, they create a subsurface shock wave instead, which shatters the ice into small pieces. After this pod had successfully pushed this Weddell seal into the water, a pair of humpback whales arrived to disrupt the hunt. No one knows exac

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National Geographic on Instagram: "Video by @bertiegregory | A population of Antarctic killer whales known as B1 uses an extraordinary strategy to hunt seals resting on ice. Working as a team, the whales create a powerful breaking wave to wash their target into the water. However, when the piece of ice is too big to wave wash, they create a subsurface shock wave instead, which shatters the ice into small pieces. After this pod had successfully pushed this Weddell seal into the water, a pair of h

National Geographic on Instagram: "Video by @bertiegregory | A population of Antarctic killer whales known as B1 uses an extraordinary strategy to hunt seals resting on ice. Working as a team, the whales create a powerful breaking wave to wash their target into the water. However, when the piece of ice is too big to wave wash, they create a subsurface shock wave instead, which shatters the ice into small pieces. After this pod had successfully pushed this Weddell seal into the water, a pair of h

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Killer Whales Encounter in Antarctica 🐋❄️ | Incredible Orca Moment

Killer Whales Encounter in Antarctica 🐋❄️ | Incredible Orca Moment

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Pack Ice Orca

Pack Ice Orca

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Wildlife filmmaker Bertie Gregory documented a pod of B1 Antarctic killer whales locating a resting Weddell seal. “With snow falling, flying the drone felt like being in space with stars whizzing by. Having found the seal, the pod then began to spy-hop to size up the target and figure out how to get it into the water,” Gregory says. “The intelligence of these killer whales is spine-tingling.” Watch #AnimalsUpClose with Bertie Gregory, now streaming on Disney Video by Bertie Gregory and Tom Walke

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#Repost @bertiegregory ・・・ This killer whale family’s lunch was just out of reach. This pod of B1 Antarctic killer whales spent hours hunting this crabeater seal. Multiple times the killer whales grabbed the seal and I thought it was all over. But somehow, this little seal managed to evade the ocean’s top predator. Check out #AnimalsUpClose on Disney to see the most extraordinary hunt I’ve witnessed. @wildstarfilms @natgeo | Orca - México

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Eye to Eye with a Killer Whale in Antarctica.While out filming wildlife in the brash ice, a pod of

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Killer Whales Suddenly Surrounded This Boat in Antarctica 🐋😳

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Killer whales hunt a seal on the pack ice

Weddell Seal POV

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These B1 killer whales use gracefully coordinated maneuvers to catch their prey. See them like never before in #AnimalsUpClose with Bertie Gregory, now streaming on Disney . | National Geographic Animals

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Killer Whales Working Together to Hunt Seals on Ice | BBC Earth

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In rare footage, humpback whales attempt to disrupt a killer whale hunt in Antarctica

2.9M viewsSep 7, 2023

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National Geographic on Instagram: "Wildlife filmmaker @bertiegregory documented a pod of B1 Antarctic killer whales locating a resting Weddell seal. “With snow falling, flying the drone felt like being in space with stars whizzing by. Having found the seal, the pod then began to spy-hop to size up the target and figure out how to get it into the water,” Gregory says. “The intelligence of these killer whales is spine-tingling.” Watch #AnimalsUpClose with Bertie Gregory, now streaming on @disneypl

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The Killer Whale’s Killer Weapon — Its Brain

Disney+ on Instagram: "B1 killer whales are the only animals on the planet to use the hunting technique, wave washing. #AnimalsUpClose with Bertie Gregory — streaming September 13 on #DisneyPlus."

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Learn all about the B1 killer whale and its unique method of seal hunting.

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Bertie Gregory on Instagram: "This gathering contained 21 B1 Antarctic killer whales, 20% of the known population. We normally see this type of killer whale in small pods of 3-8 individuals so it was really special to so many come together. It felt like an extended family gathering as adults logged on the surface, gently touching their heads together while calves from different pods played. This moment latest less than 5 minutes and soon the pods headed off in different directions. I wonder what

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The hunt is on for these killer whales to find their next meal, king penguins. Watch World's Deadliest Whale, Wednesday at 8pm as part of Ocean Predators Week on National Geographic Wild | National Geographic UK

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Killer Whales Attacked a Blue Whale—Here's the Surprising Reason Why

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Inside Antarctica’s Secret Whale War

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Killer Whale Hunting Seal | Antarctica | Lindblad Expeditions

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Did humpbacks try to save a seal from orcas? See for yourself.

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What Is Wave Washing: How Killer Whales Hunt Seals

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Orcas can be incredibly artful in the way they hunt their prey. @Bertie Gregory documented this pod of B1 Antarctic killer whales using a special wave-washing technique to catch their next meal 🦭 🌊

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Killer Whales Target Prey | BBC Studios

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Deadly Killer Whale Moments | Top 5 | BBC Earth

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