Mystery of why hundreds of orcas flock to one WA bay solved - watch incredible blue whale hunt

Scientists have revealed the answer to the mystery of why hundreds of killer whales flock to one small bay each summer.
Up to 300 killer whales feed in and around canyons offshore from Bremer Bay, on Western Australia's south coast, between January and April, by far the biggest annual appearance of the animals in the country.
Their presence is so reliable that a tourist trade has flourished in the area - which this season caught the brutal and extremely rare sight of a huge orca pod hunting and devouring the world's biggest animal, a blue whale.
Killer Whales flock to Bremer Bay in Western Australia, along its south western coastline in unprecedented numbers each summer. Now scientists have a better understanding of why they are there

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