'There are days we have two or three.'
"We are having one incident every day, on average, OK?" Rui Alves, the creator of, it's worth pointing out, shows only 12 attacks so far this month — all of which took place in the Strait of Gibraltar, the area between Spain and Morocco — which falls mildly short of one attack per day, but point taken: they're still at it.In his brief interview, the site creator said he made orcas.pt to help captains know what might await them when they set sail.
"If you spread the word about something that happens in an area, people will avoid that area," Alves told. "Maybe they will keep the boat and say, 'I don't sail today because there are many orcas at that point. I will sail tomorrow, or maybe I will go in another direction.
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