Both humpback whales and killer whales belong to whales. If a single humpback whale encounters a killer whale, it can almost kill the killer whale, and they sometimes interfere with the killer whale's feeding. However, orcas are good at teamwork, so they often appear in groups, and their cooperation is very good, a group of orcas can compete with humpback whales. Even so, they generally don't mess with humpback whales, especially adult humpback whales. For humpback whale groups, killer whales are even less likely to provoke. For example, even a group of more than 30 killer whales will not attack a group of more than 5 humpback whales.
Humpback whales and killer whales are whales, their size is relatively large. Specifically, the humpback whale's body length will be between 11.5 and 15 meters, while the killer whale's body length will be between 8 and 10 meters, which shows that the humpback whale will be larger than the killer whale. However, although humpback whales are larger, in terms of intelligence, orcas are more powerful. Moreover, orcas will also have a strong team cooperation ability, with more tacit understanding, they are generally group activities, so their attack will be stronger.
If a single humpback whale is compared with a killer whale, the advantage of humpback whales is obvious, because they are larger, and killer whales have no other companions to cooperate with them. So, relatively speaking, humpback whales are more powerful. Biologists have observed that humpbacks often interfere with killer whale hunting, and sometimes even save food from killer whales.
