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Killer whales off the coast of Mexico are known for taking down prey as a group, which researchers say makes them extremely effective hunters.
The pod of orcas has reportedly learned techniques to hunt whale sharks, which are the largest fish in the world, typically growing the length of a school bus.
Dr. Austin Gallagher : Killer whales have honed in on a three phase approach.
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