Watch Killer Whales and Humpbacks Hunt Together | National Geographic

killer whales are found in all oceans of
the world and feed on a vast variety of
prey from marine mammals too small
schooling fish
killer whales are not generalists but
specialists each population specializing
on feeling on certain types of prey and
developing techniques suitable for
catching bass
the main type of prey for kilowatts in
Norway is herring the whales have
developed a technique called carousel
feeding to feed on the schooling fish
the school is so large that it can be
shared between the killer whales and the
humpback whales
the waves use the white on the sides of
their body and vocalizations in Herning
the fish
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they are not able to feed directly from
the school hearing being always a bit
faster than the whales
therefore they stun fish by powerful
tail slaps on the edge of the school and
feed on stunned hearing one by one
carousel feeding requires cooperation
between the individuals the whales all
participate in hurting the school and
then take turns eating so that there are
always worse keeping the school together
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