Free time, curiosity and playfulness has led to young orcas bumping boats
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#3TLDR; its the orca equivalent of the latest tiktok trend.
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#4Re: Free time, curiosity and playfulness has led to young orcas bumping boats
#5TLDR; its the orca equivalent of the latest tiktok trend.
Re: Free time, curiosity and playfulness has led to young orcas bumping boats
#6TLDR; its the orca equivalent of the latest tiktok trend.
Re: Free time, curiosity and playfulness has led to young orcas bumping boats
#7> Most of the 15 were male juveniles and teens..suggesting that what started as playful head-bumping on boat rudders has escalated as the animals have grown larger..And no orca over the age of 25 – when males are fully grown – has been seen participating in the tomfoolery.
> The animals are known to be sensitive to trends.. Perhaps most famously, in 1987, a female orca in the Pacific Ocean near Puget Sound was observed carrying a dead salmon on her head; within two months, killer whales from her pod and two others were also wearing 'fish hats.' But it was all a fad.
Re: Free time, curiosity and playfulness has led to young orcas bumping boats
#8TLDR; its the orca equivalent of the latest tiktok trend.
Re: Free time, curiosity and playfulness has led to young orcas bumping boats
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#10This seems epistemologically quite dubious. How would we know?