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I say this with absolutely no malice, but simply a deep respect for accuracy... don't associate yourself to dolphins. Dolphins are great.
I've been thinking about Orcas a lot lately to be honest. I think I might retract my originally strong stance.
See, Orcas have a unique commonality to humans: They are most intelligent species on earth that has existed at the top of its food chain for thousands of years, other than humans.
Therefore, along with the shithead behaviour lots of them have, a lot of odd Orca behaviour is seen (and in the same proportions that you see odd human behaviour).
By odd, of course, I mean humanitarian (or orcatarian).
Orcas have been known to actually move stranded baby seals from the location of being stranded and deposited unto the beach back to their parents.
They have also been known to follow boats and interact playfully with dogs.
Almost exclusively, the seemingly nice Orcas are ones that have been separated from their pod.
So therein lies another commonality with us humans: We tend to act like raging shitheads when part of a populace, but when segregated and alone, we actually begin to think and act a little more uniquely (which may or may not result in humanitarian ideas).
"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."
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