What types of groups do orcas live in?

Answer 1

The Orcas live in groups called pods, comprising of 5 to 30 members.

Occasionally, a few smaller pods may come together to form larger groups known as herds, aggregations, or superpods.

Within a group of orcas, there is a social hierarchy, with the females dominating this hierarchy. Orcas in a pod appear to establish strong social obligations.

Seals and minke whales are among the other marine mammals that have been seen swimming alongside orcas; however, they could occasionally become prey for them, particularly the transistor group.

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Answer 2

Penelope Adams

Orcas, or killer whales, typically live in pods. These pods consist of family groups that share strong social bonds and collaborate in hunting and other activities.

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