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Posted: 11/23/2012 7:43:45 PM EDT

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They were playing. Orcas can hit 30 MPH or a bit more for a short time. If they wanted to have the fur and snorkel special,
it was theirs for the picking.

As of yet, there is STILL not a documented case of an Orca intentionally attacking a human being with intent to harm.

Incidents have happened but it's always been a matter of Orcas playing with humans and not being aware of the limitations
of humans. The assume we're tougher than we are.

If Orcas have eaten people, they've done it where there were no witnesses.

CJ

There is a video that came up after this one ended where an orca (actually 2) eats a man on the beach. It didn't look fake to me.

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Posted: 11/23/2012 7:45:18 PM EDT

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What kind of a douche bag lets hit dog go in the water with two killer wales. These goddam kids think nature is all fluffy and "green"; right up the minute they have their leg bitten off at the knee.

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Posted: 11/23/2012 7:45:20 PM EDT

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As of yet, there is STILL not a documented case of an Orca intentionally attacking a human being with intent to harm.

How does one establish the culpable mental state of an Orcinus Orca?

Chewing and swallowing. Or biting hard enough to sever limbs.

This has not ever been documented.

Prove otherwise.

CJ

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?feature=related&v=L8f5FvQZP0k

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Posted: 11/23/2012 7:47:40 PM EDT

[#4]

Quoted:
They were playing. Orcas can hit 30 MPH or a bit more for a short time. If they wanted to have the fur and snorkel special,
it was theirs for the picking.

As of yet, there is STILL not a documented case of an Orca intentionally attacking a human being with intent to harm.

Incidents have happened but it's always been a matter of Orcas playing with humans and not being aware of the limitations
of humans. The assume we're tougher than we are.

If Orcas have eaten people, they've done it where there were no witnesses.

CJ

There is a case where they attacked and ate a moose that was tangled up in a kelp bed in Alaska

Posted: 11/23/2012 7:49:24 PM EDT

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I saw a pod of Orcas throw a blacktail deer back and forth for 15 minutes or so. It was alive until it wasn't. Eventually it broke into several pieces and the Orcas swam away. Deer was trying to swim from one island to another during the rut. They could throw that deer at least 30 yards without trying very hard.

Posted: 11/23/2012 7:49:25 PM EDT

[#6]

Quoted:
They were playing. Orcas can hit 30 MPH or a bit more for a short time. If they wanted to have the fur and snorkel special,
it was theirs for the picking.

As of yet, there is STILL not a documented case of an Orca intentionally attacking a human being with intent to harm.

Incidents have happened but it's always been a matter of Orcas playing with humans and not being aware of the limitations
of humans. The assume we're tougher than we are.

If Orcas have eaten people, they've done it where there were no witnesses.

CJ

I do remember a documentary where a group of KW's where attacking a boat by repatedly ramming it.

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