Orca Caught on Film Absolutely Destroying a Great White Shark

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Ironically, the theme from Jaws is what sharks hear whenever Orcas come around.

So could clearing a swimming beach of sharks be as simple as the playing orca sounds?

Retired marine biologist here. That was as informative and interesting an introduction as I've ever heard. Well done. Editing is excellent. Subscribed!

Great White Shark: I am the deadliest predator in the sea. Orca: Hold my shark liver!

This is the only video that actually explains the behaviour. 👍

I saw that video a few days ago, that was like a freight train that hit that great white. Insane. People need to understand also how SMART and how BIG Orcas are.

Starboard swimming away with the shark liver like a little girl skipping down the sidewalk with an ice cream 🍦☺️

Finally a video from a professional and not a hype surfer

Everybody's a gangsta until a pod of orcas roll up. Absolute boss.

I just started looking up info about orcas out of curiosity and now I'm glued to your videos about killer whales

My guess why no Orca has predated upon a human is because they can tell we are boney and some of us have rotting livers.

I love Orcas, they're hands down the most fascinating creatures on the planet. ❤

Super interesting. I was really curious about the details when I heard about the liver thing, and am not disappointed to find out.

Kinda proud that the algorythm recommended this. ☺️

I was extremely fortunate to be one of the handful of folks working on Southeast Farallon Island in 1997 when the first documented Orca on White Shark predation event occurred. This pod must not have been terribly experienced with what to do with it, as one the Orca swam around with the shark for quite a while before evisceration. I actually scooped up a piece of that liver with my hand for biopsy, and that hand stank for a week! This also was the first time that all the sharks vacating the area was recorded. At the time, nobody really had any notion that such an interaction was possible, so it's been really exciting to see all the theories play out (some supported very well - using tonic immobility; others not so much - at the time we thought maybe the desertion of the island by the sharks was due to competitive displacement) and all the knowledge and documentation that has followed since then.

As always, cheers for a great video 😊🦈👍🏻🦭👍🏻🐬👍🏻🐋👍🏻

I will never NOT be blown away by the sound of the orca slamming into that shark. It literally sounds like a truck crashing into a wall.

Incredible video! Both scientific and entertaining! No hype, no filler, LOVE IT!! How in the world did Orcas discover Tonic Immobilisation? I know they are incredibly intelligent and teach each other, but that is mind boggling.... Subscribed and looking forward to more!!!

I was scuba diving in the Pacific Northwest off the coast of Vancouver Island when a pod of orcas came through. A young orca started to swim near me but was cut off by a large male, who "pinged" me underwater. The clicks and whistles were quite loud, but what surprised me the most was that I could feel the sound of the orca... in my bones. I guess that the soft tissues of my body, being mostly water, just passed the sound through. But my bones? I could feel them vibrate. Strangest, most amazing sensation I have ever experienced. I was never frightened at all. The experience was beautiful. They just were checking me out. I got a huge tattoo of an orca following the experience. Amazing and beautiful animals.