Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING
It was yet another historical day for the Whale Watch Western Australia pod as we were witness to the first ever observed Fin Whale predation by Orca in Australia. The area in which the Fin Whale was attacked is the closest hunt ever witnessed to the coastline as we found ourselves under 4 mile from Bremer Bay.
It was nature at its most pure and confronting as we found ourselves watching this scene unfold with Bremer Bay clearly just in the background, a sight we have never witnessed before, being so close to the town that these Orca are named after. It is the first documented successful predation of a Fin Whale in Australian waters by Orca, and although we witnessed our first Fin Whale last year escape the Orca, that individual was a much larger and more experienced adult.
Read the full story here: http://whalewatchwesternaustralia.com/bremer-bay-orca.../
📍Bremer Bay | #australiassouthwest
#JoinThePod #WhaleWatchWesternAustralia #WhaleWatchQueensland #WhaleWatchGoldCoast #BremerBayKillerWhale #TheLanguageOfTheWhales
#westernaustralia #bremerbay #whale #whalewatching #thisiswa #bucketlist #orcaencounter #orcawatching #WAtheDreamState #wildlife #marinelife #australia
#perth #orca
GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING
It was yet another historical day for the Whale Watch Western Australia pod as we were witness to the first ever observed Fin Whale predation by Orca in Australia. The area in which the Fin Whale was attacked is the closest hunt ever witnessed to the coastline as we found ourselves under 4 mile from Bremer Bay.
It was nature at its most pure and confronting as we found ourselves watching this scene unfold with Bremer Bay clearly just in the background, a sight we have never witnessed before, being so close to the town that these Orca are named after. It is the first documented successful predation of a Fin Whale in Australian waters by Orca, and although we witnessed our first Fin Whale last year escape the Orca, that individual was a much larger and more experienced adult.
Read the full story here: http://whalewatchwesternaustralia.com/bremer-bay-orca.../
📍Bremer Bay | #australiassouthwest
#JoinThePod #WhaleWatchWesternAustralia #WhaleWatchQueensland #WhaleWatchGoldCoast #BremerBayKillerWhale #TheLanguageOfTheWhales
#westernaustralia #bremerbay #whale #whalewatching #thisiswa #bucketlist #orcaencounter #orcawatching #WAtheDreamState #wildlife #marinelife #australia
#perth #orca
