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Stunt or Not?

August 10, 2009 By jennifer

beluga-whale-saves-diver-pic-europics-776363793A beluga whale saved a drowning diver by hoisting her to the surface, carrying her leg in its mouth.  Read more here.

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  1. Ann Novek says

    August 10, 2009 at 9:06 pm

    I like better the story about the orcas that knock down their trainers and tormentors. I’m fiercy opposed to the captivity industry.

    When I was a kid as saw Rick O’Berry and the orca Hugo performing in Miami Seaquarium. Later Hugo commited suicide by smashing his head into the concrete tank wall…

  2. janama says

    August 11, 2009 at 8:05 am

    In the book “The Killers of Eden” there is a story of how a whaler fell out of the boat after they’d harpooned a whale that had taken off with the boat attached. – He found himself floating in the ocean alone. All night an Orca circled him until he was rescued by the other whalers the following morning. He believed the orca was keeping the sharks at bay.

  3. Larry Fields says

    August 11, 2009 at 5:13 pm

    The rescue itself was not the remarkable part. I’d say that the whale had some pretty sophisticated mirror neurons, to be able to recognize that this person–who wasn’t even a whale–was in trouble. The whale even intuited the danger before the other people realized that something was amiss. Wow!

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