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The Secret Culture of Orcas - Podcast - Overheard at National Geographic
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Scientists are discovering that orcas, among the most social and intelligent of marine animals, have unique family structures and behaviors, passed from one generation to the next. National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry traveled the globe to document orca pods, where he found that diving with these special creatures can lead to strange and wonderful situations.National Geographic, April 2021

And during one dive, Brian looks up from his camera and sees a giant orca swimming right at him.
start: 13:54 - end: 14:00
She has a stingray in her mouth.
start: 14:00 - end: 14:02
It's one of those moments that, wow, if I can get this, if I can get a picture, it's going to be extraordinary.
As she's nearing me, she drops the stingray sort of like in front of me, and then she just keeps swimming, and I kneel a few feet away from the dead stingray laying in the sand now, and I'm hoping maybe that she will come back.
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