Assertion: killer whale | /r/CapableOf | communicate with each other
Facets:
value: by sound
type: MANNER
value: continually
type: TEMPORAL
value: to hunt for prey
type: PURPOSE
value: actively
type: MANNER
value: vocally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Killer whales are able to communicate vocally with each other.
text: Orcas are highly social, and they interact with each other actively; they usually search for food as a group.
text: Watch an animation of carousel feeding from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute that includes live sound recordings of the orcas communicating with each other:
text: If you’ve ever heard somebody from Ireland have a conversation with someone from the Midwestern United States, then you kind of get a picture of what it sounds like when killer whales talk with each other as they find out more about their environment.
text: They are continually interacting with each other and are able to coordinate, which is particularly impressive when hunting as all individuals work together to locate and catch prey.
text: They are actually highly intelligent marine mammals that live in strong family groups and can coordinate with each other to hunt for prey –
text: Killer whales communicate with each other primarily by sound, emitting clicks, squeaks, and whistles.