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Scientists Discover Orcas Can Imitate Human Speech

Feb 1, 2018

The Guardian reports that scientists have found that orcas can copy the words for “hello,” “bye bye,” and “one, two, three.” 

Unfortunately, “we have no evidence that they understand what their ‘hello’ stands for,” study co-author Josep Call said.

Here’s Wikie, the 14-year-old whale from the study, in action:


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