Eye contact with orcas, a marine biologist's winter adventure

Andreas be Haida, a sailor and marine biologist, shares his experiences in northern Norway, where he is working on a documentary about orcas and whales. He describes the beauty and harshness of the environment and the unique interactions with orcas, highlighting their power and gentleness. The experience of making eye contact with an orca is unforgettable and represents a pinnacle of interacting with nature.

What is Andreas be Haida's profession?

• A chef

• A pilot

• A marine biologist

• A teacher

What is the main goal of Andreas's current season in Norway?

• To study polar bears

• To make a documentary about orcas and whales

• To explore new sailing routes

• To build a research station

Why are orcas considered special in the context of the documentary?

• They are the fastest swimmers

• They are the most colorful marine animals

• They are the apex predators of the sea

• They are the largest sea creatures

What is a notable characteristic of orcas when they allow close observation?

• They become aggressive

• They remain calm and peaceful

• They swim away quickly

• They make loud noises

What does Andreas describe as an unforgettable moment?

• Discovering a new species

• Making eye contact with an orca

• Sailing through a storm

• Climbing a mountain