Does the killer whale have predators?

When it comes to predator/prey relationships the killer whale is an apex predator and isn’t known to have any natural predators except for humans, parasites and diseases which can have a significant affect on a killer whales health. read more

Killer whales have a very diverse diet and can be found hunting anything from fish and squid to sea lions, walruses, sharks, dolphins, porpoises and even whales. On rare occasions packs of killer whales may be seen attacking even the largest whales, however due to the massive size of some whale species killer whales may have a hard time taking them down and in many cases are unsuccessful. read more

They hunt marine mammals by working together. [Video: Killer Whales Caught in Stunning Drone Footage] Diet. Orcas are apex predators, at the top of the food chain. No other animals (except for humans) hunt orcas. Killer whales feed on sea birds, squid, octopuses, sea turtles, sharks, rays and fish. read more