Orcas: Masters of the Ocean

The ocean has sharks, but even sharks are afraid of something else. Orcas don’t hunt

with chaos—they hunt with intelligence. They move in groups, communicate constantly, and teach their

young how to hunt with precision. In the wild, when orcas arrive, great white sharks

disappear, entire ecosystems shift, and the ocean goes quiet.

They flip sharks upside down, strike with surgical accuracy, and waste no energy.

Yet despite all this power, there has never been a confirmed case of a wild orca

killing a human. They don’t act out of rage or hunger—they act with control. Orcas sit at the

very top of the ocean, not because they are violent, but because they