This Dolphin Chases Fish Until They Vomit, Then Eats The Meal: A First For Any Cetacean
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A dolphin's unusual hunting method is adding to research on animal behaviour.
11 reports · 12 Oct
Summary · from headlines5 points
- A little fish in the deep sea swallowed a meal way bigger than itself; scientists caught it on camera.
- A field study identified two South American birds as some of the world's loudest known avians.
- In 1948, Idaho dropped 76 beavers by parachute into wilderness; all but one survived and got to work.
- New research suggests squid skin may work like an ear.
- A dolphin chased fish until they vomited, then ate the meal, in a first for any cetacean.
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The Mighty 790 KFGO12 Oct · 04:34Timeline 11 reports
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