Orcas are ramming into boats, but experts warn against calling it revenge on humans

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The Current19:10The mysterious ‘orca uprising’

A strange new phenomenon involving sea mammals has captured the public’s imagination — and theories that orcas are intentionally targeting humans as an act of revenge have swarmed social media. 

This narrative of an “orca-uprising” stems from our tendency to project human psychology onto intelligent wild animals, according to Justin Gregg, a senior researcher for the Dolphin Communication Project and author of If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal: What Animal Intelligence Reveals About Human Stupidity.

“I think we always want to sort of see their behaviour as human-like, which is why people think of it as revenge, because that’s a very human-like

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