Killer whales captured hunting a shark in a feeding frenzy

Incredible drone footage captures Killer whales hunting a shark in a feeding frenzy near Cronulla

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+1 1. Urihep commented 8 years ago

That shark is definitely going to eat that whale from inside.
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+12 2. woodhatch commented 8 years ago

Not sure it was actually a "feeding frenzy". More a casual lunch.
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+1 3. Burimi commented 8 years ago

Police should learn the chasing tactics from killer whales
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+1 4. Judge-Jake commented 8 years ago

I've seen feeding frenzies, walk past any McDonalds at lunch time on a Saturday morning. this wasn't a feeding Frenzy. :(|)
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+1 5. sux2bu commented 8 years ago

You can see that the orca quickly turned the shark onto its back which places it in a state of tonic immobility which renders the shark incapable of fighting back and maybe injuring the attacker.

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonic_immobility
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+1 6. mightymace commented 8 years ago

these don´t look like orcas, more like pilot whales
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0 7. sux2bu commented 8 years ago

#6 They are false killer whales. Very much the same but belong to a different genus.

http://www.sciencealert.com/rare-aerial-footage-reveal-a-pod-of-whales-chasing-down-a-shark


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_killer_whale