Pictures and facts about the Killer whale and orca

Killer whale and orca

Order : Cetacea
Suborder : Odontoceti
Family : Delphinidae
Genus : Orcinus

Facts about the genus Orcinus, the killer whale and orca

Killer Whale Are Unique

Orcinus isn't so much a musical project as just a way to get some of my music on the Internet.

Some selected papers on Orca are available via FTP.

Southern Resident Orca are listed as endangered in Canada and threatened in Washington State.

The email address for Orcinus is: mycroft@softhome.

The False Killer Whale and Pygmy Killer Whale are quite separate species.

The False Killer Whale is found in all oceans of the world, including the Mediterranean and Red Seas.

The Orca is found in all oceans and seas of the world, from the deepest waters to the coast.

The Pygmy Killer Whale is found in all warm waters around the world, including the Mediterranean Sea.

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Keiko the Orca is Dead (Full text)

Overall the favorite foods of a killer whale are mackeral, herring, squid and salmon. (Full text)

Dead orca is a 'red alert' (Full text)

Baby orca is a good omen (Full text)

ShamuCroaks is not affiliated with Sea World or Busch Gardens- the similarity in name of ShamuCroaks' and Sea Worlds' Killer Whale is purely coincidental. (Full text)

The genus Orcinus is considered . (Full text)

BREEDING The breeding habits of the false killer whale are poorly understood. (Full text)

Like the Sperm Whale genus Physeter, Orcinus is a genus with asingle, abundant species with no immediate relatives from a cladistic point of view, thus palaeontologists believe that the Orcais a prime candidate to have an anagenetic evolutionary history — that is the evolution of ancestral to descendent specieswithout splitting of the lineage. (Full text)

Description - The killer whale is the largest dolphin; a shiny, black creature with white patches above and behind each eye, on the chin and throat extending along the belly. (Full text)

Breeding The breeding habits of the false killer whale are poorly understood. (Full text)

CLASSIFICATION Orcas (Orcinus orca) are toothed whales (Suborder Odontoceti) They are one of 76 cetacean species, and are marine mammals. (Full text)

The male orca is larger than the female. (Full text)

Whale Information Sheets Simple Whale Print-outs Extreme Whales Whale Myths Whale Evolution ORCAOrcinus orca The "Killer Whale" Orca Printout Orca Connect-the-Dots GENERAL DESCRIPTION The orca or killer whale is a toothed whale that is an efficient predator, even attacking huge young blue whales. (Full text)

Orca are also known as 'Killer Whales'. (Full text)

Orca are distinctively black and white in colouration. (Full text)

The orca, or "killer," whale is the largest member of the dolphin family. (Full text)

Orphaned Female Orca Is Healthy (Full text)

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Killer Whale The the killer whale are endangered animals (Full text)

The Messages from the Orca are not only that the oceans are dying because of our pollution and genocide of wild species, but that man is dying because of (Full text)

Killer WhaleOrcinus orca Also Called: OrcaThe killer whale is actually not a whale. (Full text)

With a 50MM year evolutionary run (compared to perhaps 3MM max for humans, if you stretch it), and with a brain considerably larger than ours in total neuron count and gross weight, Orca are perhaps the most social animals on the planet. (Full text)

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