The Behaviours of Captive Killer Whales

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Title
The Behaviours of Captive Killer Whales
Source
ZOOL 567, Fall 2021
Contributor
Pixaby
jeffk42
milan.boers
Fremlin
Piktochart
Creator
Mctaggart Cowan, Robert
Description
Killer whales have exhibited a spectrum of abnormal behaviours in captivity. This infographic explores an introduction into these behaviours and the underlying causes. Killer whales have been a popular media topic for their captive behaviours but what do the experts say?
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Date
12/01/2021
Category
Social Behaviour