An orca does something very special that left everyone speechless: the scene was filmed live. What happened.
In nature, the animals they make us witness truly incredible shows, which leave us truly speechless. This is particularly true in the video that we present to you in the following lines, in which an orca was filmed in a real act of aggression that, in the space of two minutes, left everyone who was present on the spot surprised. Let’s find out together what happened.
The orca surprises everyone with his actions
An orca has really surprised everyone with its actions, which were promptly captured on video that we demonstrate in the following lines. The animal, of large dimensions, showed all its power and strength when it began to organize what was a real attack on the prey that had come under its control. The video:
As you can see from the video, proposed by TeleAmbiente newsthe orca killed the great white shark in just two minutes: a scene that left everyone speechless and which took place in the waters of South Africa.
The attack on the prey
Off the coast of Mossel Bay – in South Africa – this incredible attack took place by a female killer shark that, in a few minutes, attacked and devoured its prey which, in this case, was a great white shark.
Scientists at the Rodes University – in collaboration with the Shark Study Center of Massa Marittima – filmed an orca that was, in fact, intending to feed on a great white shark.
Thus, the large animal showed its predatory ability: first, in fact, the large black and white animal chased its own prey, which was.
The white shark, and then mercilessly killed it in just two minutes. Specifically, in fact, the killer whale first extracted the livera fundamental organ for the orca, as it is rich in lipids, which are the basis of the daily diet of this undisputed giant of the South African waters, which needs a huge quantity of fat to survive.
And attackby the killer whale, which turned on the light bulb, so to speak, in the minds of the researchers, who published the study in the scientific journal American Journal of Marine Sciencewhich, in fact, opens up new scenarios, from a scientific and cognitive point of view, regarding the bond that is established, in nature, between killer whales and white sharks that live, precisely, in the natural ecosystems that make up the African continent.
