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Record #138154:

Späckhuggaren - social val efter 15 års träning / Anna Bisther.

Title: Späckhuggaren - social val efter 15 års träning / Anna Bisther.
Translated title: The grampus - social whale after 15 years' training.
Author(s): Bisther, Anna.
Date: 1996.
Language: Swedish.
In: Fauna och Flora. (1996.), Vol. 1 (1996)
Abstract: Killer whales go through usual learning sequence of sea mammals, but it takes 15 years to reach adulthood, which leaves much time for play that is only indirectly training. Flocks stay together, with females living up to 80 years old, and several generations contribute to nurture, protection, common system of sounds and hunting methods. Early infancy is still hazardous, while adolescent play can lead to considerable damage from swimming too close to propellors out of inquisitiveness.
Notes:

Fauna och Flora. Vol. 1 :42-47 (1996).

Keywords: 591.134 -- Animal growth.
591.513 -- Animal learning.
599.537 -- Delphinidae: Orcinus orca.
H6 -- Zoology: mammals.
(*3) -- Arctic regions.
(*615) -- Norwegian Sea.
SPRI record no.: 138154

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