What percent of killer whales are killed each year?

The percentage of killer whales killed each year can vary significantly based on factors such as human activities, environmental changes, and specific populations. Generally, direct human-caused mortality is relatively low for most populations, but some may face threats from fishing nets, pollution, and boat strikes. Accurate global statistics are challenging to determine due to the varying status of different orca populations. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect these marine mammals from increasing threats.