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Why do killer whales keep handing us fish? Scientists unpack the mystery

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      darkcloud@lemmy.world
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      Game recognizes game.

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        aboubenadhem@lemmy.world
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        The only time orcas see humans is when weโ€™re flailing practically helplessly in the waterโ€”theyโ€™re probably trying to save us from extinction.

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          acockworkorange@mander.xyz
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          โ€œOffering items to humans could simultaneously include opportunities for killer whales to practice learned cultural behavior, explore or play and in so doing learn about, manipulate or develop relationships with us,โ€ the researchers wrote. โ€œGiving the advanced cognitive abilities and social, cooperative nature of this species, we assume that any or all these explanations for, and outcomes of such behavior are possible.โ€

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            โ€œOffering items to humans could simultaneously include opportunities for killer whales to practice learned cultural behavior, explore or play and in so doing learn about, manipulate or develop relationships with us,โ€ the researchers wrote. โ€œGiving the advanced cognitive abilities and social, cooperative nature of this species, we assume that any or all these explanations for, and outcomes of such behavior are possible.โ€

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            broadfern@lemmy.world
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            Soโ€ฆtheyโ€™re researching us?

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              catty@lemmy.world
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              I think it could actually be more like the โ€œhorseโ€™s head in the bedโ€ warning from the God Father.

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                โ€œOffering items to humans could simultaneously include opportunities for killer whales to practice learned cultural behavior, explore or play and in so doing learn about, manipulate or develop relationships with us,โ€ the researchers wrote. โ€œGiving the advanced cognitive abilities and social, cooperative nature of this species, we assume that any or all these explanations for, and outcomes of such behavior are possible.โ€

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                catty@lemmy.world
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                The wolves of the seas. Ten thousand years from now, everyone will have a pet killer whale.

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                  Soโ€ฆtheyโ€™re researching us?

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                  murmurations@lemmy.sdf.org
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                  After humans have been genociding them and jamming their frequencies, their instinct in research is to gift humans food

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                    The wolves of the seas. Ten thousand years from now, everyone will have a pet killer whale.

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                    hideakikarate@sh.itjust.works
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                    Thatโ€™s ridiculous. We wonโ€™t have oceans that far in the future.

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                      Whales and dolphins have speech, too.

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                        Whales and dolphins have speech, too.

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                        We absolutely should be working harder on building a translation imo

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                          lurch (he/him)
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                          probably bait to lure more humans into the water ๐Ÿ˜†

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