Experts Reveal Killer Whales Are Learning How to Attack Boats

Experts have recently discovered that killer whales off the Iberian Peninsula in Europe are teaching each other to attack boats. This behavior is highly unusual for these animals, as they typically do not interact with humans and their vessels.

The evidence of this phenomenon was first noticed by a group of researchers who were studying orcas in the area. They witnessed several instances where one orca would approach a boat and then return shortly after with multiple others, leading them to believe that there is some form of communication between the whales about how to sink sailboats.

This discovery has raised many questions among scientists about why these creatures are exhibiting such aggressive behavior toward humans and their vessels. It could be due to competition for food resources or simply out of curiosity; however, further research needs to be done before any definitive conclusions can be made on what motivates them.

In any case, sailors in this region need to take precautions when out at sea as encounters with killer whales can prove dangerous if they become too close or attempt an attack on your vessel…