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Orcas have been seen off the coast of Mexico hunting young great white sharks by flipping them over to incapacitate them before eating their liver. Researchers studying the orca pod say this group specializes in hunting sharks. The orcas are seen on newly-released video turning a shark upside down, which paralyzes the shark after altering its awareness of its surroundings. Then, with the shark in a vulnerable position, they eat its energy-filled liver. #orcas #sharks #mexico
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