Noun
predatory black-and-white toothed whale with large dorsal fin; common in cold seas
Source: WordNetAfter the killer whale became interested, then its interactions with the sea lion resulted in behaviors that provoked future foraging efforts. Source: Internet
Captive life is also stressful due the requirement to perform circus tricks that are not part of wild killer whale behavior and restricting pool size. Source: Internet
In contrast, the marine mammal prey of transients hear well underwater at the frequencies used in killer whale calls. Source: Internet
A killer whale leaps through the Heathcote River. Source: Internet
Animal caretakers play with Wikie, a killer whale, and her calf (R) in Marineland aquatic park in Antibes, southeastern France, April 18, 2011. Source: Internet
Killer whale drags sailboat, crashes it into another vesselJuly 31 (UPI) -- A killer whale swimming in a Vancouver Island marina was recorded dragging a sailboat by its anchor line and crashing it into another vessel. Source: Internet