Assertion: killer whale | /r/AtLocation | the wild
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text: In the wild, orcas live in tight-knit family groups that share a sophisticated, unique culture that is passed down through generations, research has shown.
text: In the wild, the killer whale lives in family groups called pods where they constantly communicate with each other.
text: Orcas that live out in the wild can live for up to 80 years.
text: This means that the fin tissue gets less support than it would if the orca were in the wild, and it starts to fall over.
text: In the wild, orcas live in family groups or pods.
text: Fact is, they’re not threatened with extinction; in the wild, an orca lives up to 80 years; its level of intelligence is very high; Spanish whale hunters in the 1700s were the ones to give the orca the name it’s commonly known as.
text: But a 1995 study showed that the mortality rate for orcas living in captivity is 2.5 times higher than orcas living in the wild, according to the Animal Welfare Institute.
text: In the wild, they live in highly social family groups.
text: In the wild, they live in tight matrilineal pods, typically composed of their grandmothers, mothers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
text: No humans have ever been intentionally attacked by a killer whale that was living in the wild.
text: No humans have ever been intentionally attacked by a killer whale that was living in the wild.
text: When it comes to killer whales that live in the wild these attacks are even more rare with only a handful of accounts being recorded over the decades.
text: Orcas that live out in the wild can live for up to 80 years.