Pod of False Killer Whales Spotted Migrating and Squeaking Near Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia

1/14/2018

Pod of False Killer Whales Spotted Migrating and Squeaking Near Agnes Water

A pod of false killer whales were captured squeaking and frolicking off the coast of Agnes Water near the southern barrier reef on December 25. False killer whales, the third largest species of dolphins, received their name because they resemble Orcas, according to the Smithsonian. They're highly social ...

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