>Animal locked in small area goes berserk for no clear reasonThis happens to basically every mammal.
>Dying mate theorySolid as a stress trigger because they actually do display this diagnostic behavior and dying companions have been observed triggering outsized emotional reactions in dogs.
The rest is probably bullshit.
>>4750475>Their brains are certainly wired differently than ours and look more complex. One of the sticking points of orca intelligence is they aren't more complex, they're less complex, less organized, and less dense, which is why they're closer to elephants and great apes in intelligence than they are to humans (that, and their actual lack of greater problem solving skills).
>They even have parts of the brain that we don't have.They have an additional lobe in the limbic system that is associated with sensory and motor functions, erupting as a continuation of the supralimbic lobe. It's probably for integrating sonar as a proper sense they can actually be cognizant of and "see". No acid trip tier theories about godly emotion thought required.