Never-before-seen footage shows a pod of killer whales killing juvenile great white sharks, and feasting on their livers.
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Orcas in Mexico Have Learned to Attack Young Great White Sharks—by Flipping Them Upside Down and Eating Their Livers
Orcas are wily hunters known for cleverly adapting their takedown techniques based on their location and target prey. They’ll ...
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Orcas seen hunting great white sharks to eat their livers in drone footage recorded in Mexico
Scientists working in Mexico have recorded multiple incidents in which a group of orcas hunt young great white sharks and eat their energy-rich livers.
Scientists recently captured stunning drone footage of a pod of orcas in the Gulf of California killing juvenile great white ...
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How Orcas Hunt Great White Sharks By Targeting the Sharks' Secret Weakness
When flipped upside-down, the sharks fall into an involuntary trance, leaving them easy victims for the orcas. Why the sharks ...
The specialized shark-hunting pod can be seen targeting juveniles, flipping them upside down, and feasting on their ...
A pod of orcas has twice been observed flipping young great white sharks on their backsides to stun them, then slicing their ...
Seven minutes into the video, the whales attacked a second juvenile white shark. This one was worked over repeatedly until ...
Great white sharks have long been thought of as the kings of the ocean but that theory might have just gone out of the window ...
SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) — New data shows that great white sharks are spending more time in the chilly waters off New England and Canada’s Atlantic coast. That means boaters, beachgoers and fishermen ...
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