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| WAVING: waving is not a natural behavior, it is extended from the behaviors of tail lobbing, pec slapping and spy hopping. its very very unlikely u will see a wild orca waving at u, but now since keiko's free hey u never know *l*. . |
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| ROCKETING: rocketing is where the orca shoots itself streight up in the air. sometimes they will touch a target a.k.a. ball or a poll, and others they will not or they will shoot a trainer into the air. i have never seen a wild orca rocket streight into the air but i have seen them launch up sideways and then fall back on their sides but that is a breach. rocketing is not a natural behavior however. |
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| KISSING: kissing is a learned behavior but if anyone has ever seen a wild orca kiss another please tell me all about it. |
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| if you know of anyother learned behaviors please contact me at [email protected] and tell me about it so i can post the info on this site. thanx "hyena2_18" |
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