The article mentions it. One of the most mind-blowing facts is that there has never been a recorded human death caused by an Orca.
There are many possible explanations for it, selective eaters, not tasty, knowing what they are getting themselves into.
At the same time they are curious, playful, and it seems emotional, if they have trends like breaking boats & carrying dead fish. It's a miracle such playfulness never ever accidentally killed a human.
After Sperm whales they have the largest brains in the world. Of course big sections of that is dedicated to their complicated bodily functions. But I think we are most likely severely underestimating their intelligence.
There are many possible explanations for it, selective eaters, not tasty, knowing what they are getting themselves into.
At the same time they are curious, playful, and it seems emotional, if they have trends like breaking boats & carrying dead fish. It's a miracle such playfulness never ever accidentally killed a human.
After Sperm whales they have the largest brains in the world. Of course big sections of that is dedicated to their complicated bodily functions. But I think we are most likely severely underestimating their intelligence.
Edit: "a recorded human death in the wild"