About 3500. Whey you say it like that, it's not so bad. First of all, 3500 Altuves can't even breath in space. Second, who would be afraid of 3500 Altuves? Other than the Yankees.
Don't underestimate Altuves. They are fiercely protective of things their mates would get mad at them about.
Orcas have sunk another yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar For 45 minutes, the crew of the Grazie Mamma felt like they were under attack from below. A pod of orcas had zeroed in on the yacht's rudder as it made its way through the Strait of Gibraltar last week, and rammed it repeatedly, "causing major damage and leakage," according to the company that operated the boat. Rescuers were able to save the crew and return them safely to port in Tanger-Med on the coast of Morocco. Their vessel, though, sank into the sea. https://www.npr.org/2023/11/07/1211269495/orca-boat-yacht-attack-spain-morocco
Yacht sinks after latest incident involving orcas in strait of Gibraltar Vessel measuring 15 metres in length sank after encounter with the animals, Spain’s maritime rescue service reports https://www.theguardian.com/world/a...cident-involving-orcas-in-strait-of-gibraltar
re: judoka and narration. "The poncy white humans, relaxing on their artificially constructed piece of security, are completely blind to the danger swiftly approaching them. They will now learn a difficult lesson about evolution's preferences for an animal's environment of choice."
Benevolent Orca Pods Are Adopting Baby Pilot Whales in an Apparent Effort to Clean Up the Species' Image https://futurism.com/orca-pod-adopts-baby-pilot-whale
Pilot whales (not whales) are the 2nd largest member of the "dolphin" family, next to the Orca (also not a whale, killer or no) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceanic_dolphin
