To caumoflage in deep shades of water. When you look down at a Killer Whale, it looks like the water below (bottom of sea/ocean is dark- top of killer whale is black). When you look up, it looks like the sunlight (sunlight is bright- bottom of orca is white). :D
black and white
Killer whales, also known as orcas, are the only black-and-white whales I can think of. In fact, orcas aren't whales at all! They're a member of the dolphin family.
Black on top and white on the bottom.
Right whales are black except for a white patch on the belly. Scars are also white.
because they kill people and ther black and white
a killer whale is a black and white whale
a random book about black slaves and non slaves that prevailed over white people when it came to catching whales.
They look like this black and white with a white circle that looks like their eye and one that looks like their mouth their fins are black
Beluga whales are a very pretty creamy white. ** White Whale is another name for beluga whales! :)
killer whales got their colors from there powerful gaws
The killer whale has a black and white coloration used for camouflage when hunting prey. They do have a grey saddle patch located right behind the dorsal fin and have an oval white patch above their eye and a long white patch connected to their bellies to confuse prey. Orcas are black and white. Go to the related link listed below "orcas". It has some really great pictures of killer whales (orcas). orca whales are usually white and black, but their have been sighting of an albino orca whale, which is possible.
Mainly black and white, although they may have intermediate grayish areas too.