Orcas Eating Ice Explained #shorts #orca

A lot of people ask me why Orcas can always be seen eating ice. In this short I explain why Orcas have to eat ice and why they don’t have to in the wild.

#shortsvideo #orcas #killerwhales #whale #whales #ocean #sea #explained

[lizzardjedi]

Remember, if the worker falls in, the orca can get water from him too

[HillLuvJump]

Live footage of me eating ice throughout the day

[DaveDans-ty]

Dying of dehydration as an aquatic animal would be crazy💀

[Random_Geography]

When the Orca realised that we are made of 70% water....

[pwells]

As of 2016, SeaWorld has ceased breeding and capturing Orcas.

[oooo]

>surrounded by water
>lives inside of the water
>"im thirsty"

[LionEclipse]

"yo can I get a glass of water?"
"yeah sure"
*gets a whole ass bucket of ice cubes*

[NotTJFlamezz]

"thhhis is why orcas in captivity have to eat ice"

[Daddy-Aizen-zm]

"Me in hot summer days when i don't find anything to eat in fridge"

[smashtownemainchannel]

orcas in the wild: no human interaction whatsoever
orcas in captivity:

[ShinAkuma]

Imagine being dehydrated while literally living in water.

[elessartelcontar]

Orca when the day comes: you were always good to me Jimmy, always giving me extra ice... You can go.

[moist]

The brain freeze would be crazy
(If you're taking this seriously, you need to chill out.)

[jewelsxxaadon]

that orca documentary on netflix has now scared me

[potorain]

It’s funny how orcas are an apex predator in the wild but still so adorable

[MarqueeliusThe_III]

Getting dehydrated while living in a body of water is the most ironic thing I’ve heard today.

[JayukAnimaticks]

Bro didn't even try to enjoy it, he just straight up ingested

[darkiezs.]

Ah yes, Feeding the creature that literally tears whales and sharks up as food in a somewhat tiny group gelatin and frozen fish and an entire cooler worth of ice.

[medianoche]

Ah yes. There's nothing like feeding a 3 tonne apex dolphin ice and then hugging it.

[юля]

Remind me of a fact that orca lived longer in the wild rather than in captivity
(in the wild they always swim freely in the ocean but in the captivity they stuck there pretty much their whole life, so they ended up depressed and they will swim to the bottom of the pool to end their lives) orcas have lungs, btw orcas can have a long life in captivity if they are treated right