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Sailors are playing heavy metal to stop killer whales ramming boats

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There has been an increasing number of reports of orcas attacking boats off the Iberian coast since 2020.
Some say playing heavy metal mu Europe a 'game changer' in tackling the problem, but others aren't convinced.
Experts believe orcas may be teaching others how to pursue and attack boats.
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