Killer Whale Collection

Did You Know: that Killer Whale's breed typically within the winter to early spring...Once the gestation period that is typically sixteen - seventeen months long, the calf is born tail first...Within ten seconds once the calves initial breath, the calf instinctively swims to the surface...The newborn calf will swim inside thirty minutes of being born and weighs up to four hundred pounds (180 kg) and is six - eight feet long...The calf feeds off it's mother milk and remains with it's mother for a year or two...

Did You Know: That the Killer Whale is generally black with white patches, Killer Whales have stocky bodies and a rounded head...They have a tall dorsal fin and enormous paddle like flippers...The dorsal fin of the male is a lot more upright and up to 6ft tall, compared to the females at 4ft tall...The Killer Whale is a toothed whale that's an efficient predator, even attacking young blue whales...Killer Whales live in tiny close knit, life long pods...A pod might have five to thirty whales...

Did You Know: Killer Whales are usually found in any ocean and favor temperate, cool waters like the coastal waters...Killer Whales are abundant in the Antarctic...Killer Whales don't migrate like the Baleen Whales, but the Killer Whales do have seasonal movements which are mostly tied to the environmental changes and prey movement

One night while we were out drinking in the city, we came upon a homeless man who was making and selling paintings, done by using only spray paints...I asked him if he could do me a Killer Whale painting...He said he'd try and this is what he manage to paint for me with only spray paint and less than thirty minutes...I have been back to the spot where we ran into him a few times, but he hasn't returned I was really wanting to get another painting...I loved the painting so much that my husband bought a hundred dollar frame for it, does it ever look awesome...I even had the homeless man sign the painting even though he didn't really want to...I've used this painting on several products in my Zazzle Store: Litter Mania

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Did You Know: The life expectancy of a Killer Whale within the wild is fifty - sixty years for males, and up to ninety years for females, however, Killer Whales held in captivity haven't lived longer than thirty years, and therefore the average life expectancy for captive Killer Whales is merely twenty years...

Killer Whales are a mighty mammal, and know something that us humans don't know...Killer Whales mate for life and family is the most important thing to the Killer Whale, they would give their own life to protect each other...Killer Whales also do most of their socialization in amongst their own pods, but will socialize with other pods from time to time...

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