> Or, maybe this is just a new “fad” for juvenile orcas that could go out of fashion as they grow up, Jared Towers, director of Canadian research organization Bay Cetology, tells NPR. In the 1990s, scientists observed another strange orca trend, but it has since faded away.
> "They'd kill fish and just swim around with this fish on their head," Towers tells NPR. "We just don't see that anymore.”
If I didn't know any better, it sounds like the Orcas discovered TikTok long before we did.
Edit:
It's a joke y'all. I find the trends in TikTok both hilarious and scary. Maybe Orca parents do too /s
> "They'd kill fish and just swim around with this fish on their head," Towers tells NPR. "We just don't see that anymore.”
If I didn't know any better, it sounds like the Orcas discovered TikTok long before we did.
Edit:
It's a joke y'all. I find the trends in TikTok both hilarious and scary. Maybe Orca parents do too /s