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Among their own whale circles, they have long shared their prey with one another, but a new study has recorded wild orcas were spotted trying to share their food with human beings.
Wild whales have been documented approaching humans on their own, dropping a fresh kill in front of the people, and waiting for a response.
Researchers recently published their observations in the “Journal of Comparative Psychology,” featuring a few theories as to why this behavior kept popping up in their orca studies.
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