A pod of orcas off the Seattle coast astounds onlookers with a striking display of hunting behavior, targeting birds in a rare sighting. Observers recorded the event as the orcas, believed to belong to the transient population, maneuvered skillfully near the shoreline of Elliott Bay, eliciting awe from the gathered spectators.
This fascinating hunting behavior, notable given that transient orcas typically prey on marine mammals and squid, showcases the adaptability of these intelligent creatures. As multiple pods of orcas have been spotted recently in Puget Sound, researchers and enthusiasts alike are keen to learn more about their evolving hunting tactics and dietary preferences.
Read full story at www.usatoday.com
