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However, the Antarctic humpbacks didn’t engage physically. They just swam over and trumpeted. Why?

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says Hickmott. “It’s better to know where a predator is, and let it know that you know where it is, so it can’t surprise you or your kin,” he says. “Often a surprise attack is a predator’s means for success.”

Still, swimming headlong into an orca pod is dangerous. And to do so when the B1s aren’t even attacking another humpback, but a seal, seems to suggest the humpback whales are, as Hickmott believes, attempting to save the prey—or at least prevent the orcas from getting an easy meal.

An emotional investment?

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Alisa Schulman-Janiger has seen humpbacks bellow at, throw water on, and physically assault orcas trying to feed on a fresh kill.

She remembers one 2012 incident in which humpbacks swam from miles away to spend seven hours harassing killer whales preying upon a gray whale calf.

“They had something to say about what was going on. They were not happy,” she recalls. What’s more, there was krill everywhere, which the whales ignored almost entirely.

“You’re not going to forgo food for seven hours to scream at killer whales, when you have one of your own calves around,” adds Schulman-Janiger, who was not involved in the Antarctic expedition. “You don’t waste that much energy unless you’re really emotionally invested.”

The Antarctic story has another twist.

After finally killing the seal, the orca matriarch grabbed the dead animal in her mouth and swam toward the humpback whales, “like, ‘See? See?’” Gregory recalls.

“It was almost like she was showboating,” he says.

Such behavior is difficult to interpret, cautions Schulman-Janiger. Doll Sex Doll Used

But she’s also seen a male orca drag a freshly killed gray whale to the bow of a research vessel. (Learn more about the secret culture of orcas.)