Orcas may be tracking salmon using dolphin echolocation and sharing prey in return
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Orcas may be tracking salmon using dolphin echolocation and sharing prey in return
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Researchers have observed killer whales teaming up with dolphins to hunt salmon and sharing the spoils for the first time, raising questions about their intelligence and social lives.
Northern resident killer whales appear to use dolphins as ‘scouts’, in a surprising cooperative hunting strategy
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