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Dolphins and humans have hunted mullet together in Laguna , Brazil , for generations.
Researchers used drones to film dolphins’ foraging behavior near Laguna over 18 days in 2018 .
Of the 45 recorded human-dolphin foraging interactions, nine were successful.
Dolphins had a higher chance of joint success when dolphins approached humans along several trajectories.
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