Orcas in the Gulf of California have been observed using coordinated ramming tactics against sunfish, with such force that the prey explodes into fragments. This behavior, documented in a new study, may serve as a method for younger orcas to feed more easily or as a form of play and social learning. It highlights complex cooperative hunting and social interaction strategies within orca pods, extending beyond typical prey consumption.
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