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Scientists may have captured the first-ever footage of a baby colossal squid in the wild, an elusive deep-sea creature living in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. The footage, taken by the Kolossal team using a deep-sea camera system, is under analysis and could potentially show a juvenile colossal squid or another species. This discovery highlights how little is known about the ocean's depths and its inhabitants.
Rare footage captured by National Geographic shows a 60-year-old orca named Sophia taking down a great white shark, a behavior experts believe to be an anomaly. The orca's solitary hunting may be an adaptation caused by climate change, and while killer whales have been observed displaying aggressive behavior towards boats, experts emphasize that such incidents are different from their predatory behavior. The footage sheds light on the power and intelligence of orcas, challenging the perception of great white sharks as the top predators in the ocean.
A rare and stunning wildlife moment was captured on camera as a 60-year-old grandmother orca named Sophia was filmed taking down a great white shark, showcasing the orca's power and intelligence. Experts believe this event is likely an anomaly, as orcas are typically highly social animals that hunt in pods. The footage coincides with the first time a single orca has been documented killing a great white shark, sparking discussions about the behavior of these apex predators and their interactions with other marine life.
Rare footage captured by National Geographic shows a 60-year-old orca named Sophia taking down a great white shark, a behavior experts believe to be an anomaly. The orca's solitary hunting may be an adaptation to climate change, and previous instances of orca aggression towards boats have been observed. The footage sheds light on the power and intelligence of orcas, challenging the perception of great white sharks as the top ocean predator.