How does a seal escape being eaten by a killer whale?

A seal can escape being eaten by a killer whale through a combination of agility, speed, and awareness of its surroundings. Seals often use their ability to swim quickly and maneuver effectively in the water to evade attacks. They may also rely on their natural instincts to detect the presence of orcas and seek shelter in shallow waters or among ice floes, where killer whales have difficulty pursuing them. Additionally, some species of seals can dive deep and hold their breath for extended periods, allowing them to avoid detection.