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Some killer whales hunt in pairs to maximize their bounty

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Drone footage from Norway shows killer whales using a highly coordinated and cooperative hunting technique to catch herring.

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Some killer whales hunt in pairs to maximize their bounty

Drone footage from Norway shows killer whales using a highly coordinated and cooperative hunting technique to catch herring.

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Some Killer-Killers Hunt in Pairs to Maximize Their Bonus

Take a meal with a friend is much better than eating solo – and the vet killers agree. Whales prefer to hunt herring in pairs, researchers report on July 3 Current Biology. These cetaceans divide hunting tasks in a coordinated and cooperative way, often with a long-term partner. [...]

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