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This Hunting Technique, Which Was Thought to Be Reserved for Orcas, Is Practiced by Silures of More than 2 Meters in a French River.
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In the Tarn River in Albi, giant silts practice a spectacular hunting behavior so far attributed to the orcas: voluntary grounding. These fish over 2 meters long briefly come out of the water to catch pigeons on the bank, with an impressive success rate. An entirely new behavioral adaptation, invented locally by these superpredators of fresh water. More
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