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Orcas Sink Another Boat Near Iberia, Worrying Sailors Before Summer
By Isabella Kwai
Orcas sink boat with two passengers on board in Strait of Gibraltar
By Julia Gomez
Orcas Strike Again, Sinking Yacht in Strait of Gibraltar
By Erin Snodgrass & Kelsey Vlamis
Are orcas 'attacking' ships? Why killer whales may be just kidding around
By Monika Wieland Shields
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Orcas sink yacht near the Strait of Gibraltar, 2 people rescued
By Dan Rosenzweig-ziff
Spain warns small ships of possible orca run-ins near the Strait of Gibraltar during the summer
By Bill Cloutier
Orcas ram boat causing it to sink near Strait of Gibraltar
By Alexx Altman-devilbiss
Couple rescued after killer whales sink yacht
By James Badcock
Orcas Just Sank Another Yacht
By Andrea Thompson
Orcas Attack And Sink 50-Foot Sailing Yacht Near Morocco
By Amit Chaturvedi
Orcas vs. Sailors: Yatch Sinks In Strait Of Gibraltar, Mysterious Attacks Leave Experts Baffled
By Saihaj Kaur Madan
Gladys orcas sink another sailboat in the Strait of Gibraltar: ‘They don’t go like a battering ram’
By Esther Sanchez
Orca task force hunting White Gladis and her ruthless lieutenants Black & Grey Gladis after yachts smashed...
By Sayan Bose
Killer whales strike: 50-foot yacht sunk by orcas near Morocco
By Sneha Swaminathan
2 Yacht Passengers Rescued After Whales Sink Their Boat in Growing Trend That Has Scientists Divided
By Kimberlee Speakman
Another yacht sinks off Gibraltar in orca-related incident
By Sarah Fortinsky
Whales attack and sink a yacht
By Jason Weisberger
Orcas sink sailing yacht in Strait of Gibraltar
By David Latona & Josie Kao
Killer whales sink yacht in Strait of Gibraltar
By Maxwell Zeff
Orcas have sunk another vessel off the European coast. Why won't they stop ramming boats?
By Audrey Courty
Killer whales attack and sink sailing yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar — again
By Emily Mae Czachor
Gladis the killer whale strikes again! Sailing vessel off Gibraltar becomes the first this year to be sunk by
By Miriam Kuepper