Black whales with high IQ are good at defeating great white sharks in this way!

If you want to mix well on earth, your IQ should not be too low. Killer whales living in the ocean perfectly explain what it means to eat by IQ.

Black whale is the largest dolphin in the world, with a body length of 7-8 meters and a weight of 5-6 tons. With this constitution, few animals can threaten them in the ocean. Moreover, killer whales are gregarious animals. When they go out for activities, they will rush to start together and help each other whether they fight or hunt.

Black whales are not only big, but also have high IQ. It is said that killer whales can communicate within the population and pass on their knowledge to their peers or the next generation!

There is another giant carnivore living in the ocean-the great white shark. Speaking of it, the fighting power of the great white shark is also terrible. They are 5-6 meters long and have more than 65,438+000 teeth. Moreover, these teeth can grow and grow all their lives to keep their teeth healthy. Therefore, most animals in the ocean run when they see great white sharks. Because I can't beat it.

However, killer whales are not afraid. In addition to being slightly better in size, killer whales can hang great white sharks with high IQ.

Although the great white shark has good combat effectiveness, it has a fatal flaw. When the body turns upside down, the brain secretes a sedative substance to avoid panic. This substance can help the great white shark calm down, but it can't be secreted for a long time, otherwise it will be unconscious.

Black whales found this shortcoming in the battle with great white sharks, so you know. The black whale just needs to hit the great white shark and turn it over. Then the killer whale bites the great white shark and makes it turn over for a certain period of time. Then the killer whale can eat the great white shark at will.

Not only that, because killer whales can teach their companions by example, the surrounding killer whales soon know this method. Therefore, many killer whales collide with great white sharks every day in the ocean.

Great white sharks never know why killer whales always use this trick against themselves.