poadeleted21
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She was out paddle boarding around the marsh. I have never heard of this behavior, nor had she. She got home and googled to figure out what they were doing.
My wife saw this go down today
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That's really neat, thanks for the video.
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poadeleted21
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She thought they were trying to eat the birds LOL.
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Wow. Pretty cool.
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Yep. Popular around SC / GA intercostal areas.
Pretty damn kool.....
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Team fishing!
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Not as spectcular but white pelicans also work together to herd and catch fish. They make a migratory stop here on Lake Dardanelle so we get to see them in action.
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Some pods of Orcas do the same thing to knock seals off of ice floes.
Those same dolphins also wear their teeth down on one side because they always grab the fish (and mud) with the same side of their jaw.
Those same dolphins also wear their teeth down on one side because they always grab the fish (and mud) with the same side of their jaw.
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That was really cool! Thanks!