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Numpty replied

28 March 2010, 16:04
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

I was thinking the people on the boat were looking pretty confident that the whales wouldn't try to take a nibble while it was still on the boat.

Nah. Not killer whales. With the exception of those driven insane by being in captivity in little more than a paddling pool, they don't attack people.

There is a case of someone swimming in a black wetsuit amongst seals who was taken by an Orca ("bitten" is too strong a word) but was immediately spat out again more shocked than harmed.

But the mystery is ... why not? Do we smell nasty to them? Or just look yucky? All string and bone and no meat to speak of.
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Spacecadet replied

28 March 2010, 15:48
I was execting the killer whales to try this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2YZGljrsqo
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thunderlizard replied

28 March 2010, 15:38
Cool! They p-p-p-picked up a penguin!
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TimberWolf replied

27 March 2010, 14:09
I was thinking the people on the boat were looking pretty confident that the whales wouldn't try to take a nibble while it was still on the boat.
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threaded replied

27 March 2010, 14:07
Them tha Whales are not looking too pleased...
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TimberWolf started a topic YouTubes

27 March 2010, 09:41
YouTubes

Penguin escapes killer whales by jumping into boat, aaaarhh.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIneQ...eature=related
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