Por que o predador mais letal dos oceanos se recusa a nos matar
An orca possesses enough strength to easily kill a human, yet fatal attacks in the wild are virtually nonexistent. So why does one of the ocean's most powerful predators seem to simply not consider us prey? In this video, we explore the intelligence, culture, and hunting strategies of orcas—as well as an intriguing theory about a possible relationship between humans and these animals that may have begun thousands of years ago.
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