In 2015, a coalition of 12 killer whales successfully killed a gray whale cub through a wheel war, and just as they were about to feast, five humpback whales suddenly came from behind.
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The hungry killer whale herd found that the food in front of them was easily taken away by humpback whales, and they jumped like thunder but were helpless. They can't compete with the size and numbers of humpback whales, so they wander anxiously on the sidelines, occasionally roaring angrily, hoping to drive away their opponents and retrieve their hard-earned trophies.
However, humpback whales don't budge easily. They swim proudly around the gray whale carcass, making a smug "cry" from time to time, as if mocking the powerlessness of killer whales. This scene plays out almost every once in a while in the ocean. Because whenever killer whales hunt, humpback whales will appear on time and use their size and numerical advantages to drive killer whales away from food.
This has become a habit for humpback whales to take revenge on killer whales. Although humpback whales have a gentle temperament, they also hate what killer whales do. Killer whales often harass humpback whale cubs and even drag them into the water to drown, which provokes anger and hatred among humpback whales. So, whenever there is a chance, humpback whales will relentlessly retaliate against killer whales, giving them a taste of losing food.
Faced with the captivity of humpback whales, the killer whale group can only wait anxiously on the sidelines, occasionally issuing angry roars to humpback whales to show their dissatisfaction. However, they know that if they rush forward, they will only be attacked and even injured by humpback whales. Although killer whales are superior in numbers, they still have to recognize in the face of size and strength. They began to regret what they had done, and if they hadn't annoyed humpback whales all year round, maybe they could have eaten quietly now, but it was too late.
The killer whale group waited anxiously on the sidelines, but as time passed, the humpback whale still stuck around the gray whale carcass, not giving the killer whale any chance. Killer whales are beginning to realize that today's food is destined to be taken away by humpback whales. They howled in frustration to indicate that they were about to go hungry, but humpback whales simply calmly cruised around, unmoved.
In the competition for survival in the ocean, the law of the jungle is the norm. Killer whales wanted to win easily with their numerical superiority, but underestimated the size and strength of humpback whales. Now, they can only wait anxiously on the sidelines, making occasional protests, but also knowing that it is impossible to retrieve the loot now.
Humpback whales are happy to see the embarrassment of killer whales, and they are like good men in the green forest, maintaining justice in the ocean. Although they sometimes attack other small fish, humpback whales are far more hateful and vindictive than other marine bullies such as killer whales.
So, whenever given the opportunity, humpback whales mercilessly drive killer whales away from their food and give them a taste of starvation. As time passed, the killer whale horde left in search of other food. However, this sense of humiliation and hunger will undoubtedly deepen their hatred and anger towards humpback whales. In this way, the hostility and confrontation between the two top sea creatures deepened in the competition for food again and again, and it was difficult to dissolve. This has become a spectacle in marine ecology, a embarrassing survival drama.
The humpback whale saw that the killer whale had finally left, and let out a long cheerful sound, as if celebrating its victory. They continue to surround the carcasses of gray whales, enjoying their hard-earned trophies. Yet they also know that this is only a temporary victory. There are so many killer whales that hunger is hard to contain.
Soon, they will reappear, trying to grab food, and humpback whales will drive them away without mercy. In this way, the competition for survival between the two creatures will be staged over and over again in the ocean, and a drama will form one after another, becoming a wonder of nature. However, this is also the true meaning of the evolution of life, dying and alive in the cruel competition for survival, and survival of the fittest.
This has become a natural survival competition between the two top sea creatures, a drama of life, staged continuously. In the long course of life, the hostility between the two will be difficult to dissolve, and the competition for survival will be difficult to end. However, this is also the true meaning of nature, survival of the fittest on the evolutionary path of life and death.
Killer whales and humpback whales, you fight with me, hatred and revenge. However, this is also constituting a wonder of marine ecology, a truth about the evolution of life. In this way, on the stage of survival of the sea, this drama of life will be staged forever.
