Searching for Type D: A New Species of Killer Whale?
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Publicado 2020-02-10
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In current times where we generally learn about species extinction it's good to hear about new ones...
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This Orca is usually seen in south of Chile,🇨🇱 close to Antarctica, fishermen of my country always talk about it 🐬
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Is it more appropriate to suggest they're a subspecies, instead of a completely new species?
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It's LATE 2020. I WANT MY ANSWERS!
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Can’t wait for the results to come out!
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I'm so amazed by this video I've heard very little about the type D killer whales before this. I can't wait to hear their distinct vocalizations! Very good research thanks for sharing
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I live in NZ I have seen orcas out there fishing just passing through us in the morning i didn't see much just some dorsal find that was about it. And during winter its a massive group of around 15-30 common dolphins and they get so close to the boat I feel like could reach out and touch one :)
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Well done. The new subspecies argument is convincing, but to call this a new species would be a stretch.
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It differs because of narrow dorsal fins and curve..but I love the type A orcas as they are bulky and their dorsal fins are straight and tall
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I look forward to hearing about the findings, awesome job guys.
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It’s amazing that we still are discovering new species/sub species and thought to be extinct species in this world just blows my mind
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Why do they always do the video before the lab results come back?
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I think this team of scientists straight candidate for some big yearly scientific prize. Great job.
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Holy cow, that was risky biscuits; the Orca's said hey we'll give them a bit of DNA for their troubles... They probably won't make it back to land anywho. Excited for the results of the new subspecies
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Sounds intriguing. How long for the results?
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Do they have a preference for a specific water density?
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Despite the fact that I’m an Orca fan, this is the first time I’ve ever heard of Type D Orcas.
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Thank you for sharing and educating me. Amazing and awesome. Blown away. I love marine biology and conservation work. Bravo
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Gosh, what you guys are doing is something that I always wanted to do. The problem being that I haven't got the resources to fly over to New Seeland and participate in such an expedition.
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So cute! Has there been any updates?
