In the warm waters of the Gulf of California, tourists with cameras witnessed something science had never formally named: two orcas working in precise concert to shatter a sunfish into shareable fragments, a behavior now published and recognized as 'ram-to-fragment' predation. The discovery, documented in July 2024 and again in September 2025, is less a surprise about orcas specifically than a reminder of how much animal intelligence remains uncharted. Each orca population across the world's oceans appears to have invented its own way of living, and we are still, humbly, learning their vocabul