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like sharks
killer whales don't always
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finish off their prey
right away
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they'll often let
the victim struggle until
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it's energy is spent
or it simply bleeds to death
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other members of the pod
move in on a
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dall's porpoise that's
been hit
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it still has some life
left and
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tries to make it
to calmer inshore waters
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the males- like lions tend to
leave the hunting to the females
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now they join
in for the kill
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soon the restless
seas are resonating
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with the eerie calls
of the killers
:37:28
and the chilling sounds of
teeth crushing bone
:37:45
the porpoise had the
unhappy fate to be pursued
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by hunters with sensory
capabilities as good as its own
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for killer whales
are dolphins
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they are the largest
member of the family and
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the only dolphins that
habitually hunt their cousins