The discovery that explains everything about orcas
A significant increase in the bluefin tuna population in the region benefited the group of about 40 Sharks The Iberian species, which is in danger of extinction, feeds only on these fish. This increase in food reduced that time Sharks They must devote themselves to hunting, allowing more time for other activities.
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Also, climate change may affect the continued presence of tuna in the Gulf of Cadiz, as these fish are now present year-round in the region, eliminating demand. Sharks They have to chase every fish they find.
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Research indicates that “ramming” boats typically involve a couple Sharks From a core group of 15 individuals observed playing with boats. Most of these are young men, very curious and inquisitive. What began as a playful pounding on the rudder grew in intensity as the number of samples increased.
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