A pod of killer whales has revived ... precise bites. In the Antarctic, they are renowned for using a surge technique to create waves that knock seals off of ice floats into the water, where ...

Killer whales (also called orcas ... been documented creating large waves to wash seals off ice floes, and even intentionally beaching themselves to catch prey on the shore. Read more about what ...

Resident orcas, researchers found, eat ... In Antarctica, one orca population prefers penguins, while another likes minke whales. Other behaviors vary from group to group. Some resident killer ...

The “type D” killer whale has just a tiny white eye patch; it is known from a few sightings in Sub-Antarctic waters ... these same whales hunting their seal prey in the recent series ...

As the pair move away, continuing their search for seals ... time in the Antarctic Peninsula, and with every change of light the landscape seems to reinvent itself. As the killer whales swim ...

But in a remote network of icy channels on the coast of Antarctica lives a small population of unique killer whales - B1s - that wash seals off small pieces of ice. Like synchronised swimmers ...