<p>A pod of false killer whales were captured squeaking and frolicking off the coast of Agnes Water near the southern barrier reef on December 25.</p><p>False killer whales, the third largest species of dolphins, received their name because they resemble Orcas, according to the Smithsonian</a>. They’re highly social mammals and are known for cross-species bonding, according to a Scientific American study</a> that observed them swimming with bottlenose dolphins over years.</p><p>Michael Page took this video showing a pod migrating through the ocean on Christmas Day. Credit: Michael Page via Storyful</p><br />
