Killer whales filmed kissing in remarkable footage

The killer whales were first kissed for the first time.

Smooch was caught on a camera by scientists during a Shnorkel trip trip in Norway.

In a two -minute clip, Orcas, also known as the killer whales, is dealing with three separate ‘kisses’, each of which lasts 10, 26 and 18 seconds.

While extending one orch, the other seems gently mouth or gnawing.

After the last ‘kiss’, animals separate their paths and float in different directions.

Scientist Dr. Javier Almunia announced that “language-bonding is extremely rare” and said that behavior was only seen in Orcas in human care.

Despite the fact that language-nibling was recorded in other species, he said he had come into contact with the mouth between the expert Beluga whales.

“This behavior seems to be serving connected purposes, and may play a role in solving conflicts similar to grooming or reconciliation behaviors of other highly social species,” Live Science said: “