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Hungry killer whales deprived of their traditional food by commercial whaling have turned on seals, sea lions and sea otters, scientists in the US suggest.... |
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| Hungry Killer Whales target Seals (October 2003) |
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Killer whales fed mainly on giant whales in the past but numbers have fallen by 86 percent since the last world war. Deprived of their giant prey, they have turned on smaller mammals, leading to dramatic falls in population size. The American team came up with their theory after examining decades of climate and marine population records…... |
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