And in this case, a shark primed itself to be a decadent meal for a wreckfish that was casually passing through.Researchers who were exploring the ocean depths to look for a World War II shipwreck shared a video of a rare shark sighting last month. The NOAA Ocean Exploration and Research team recorded a school of deep-sea dogfish feasting on a dead swordfish about 1,476 feet below the surface off the coast of South Carolina.
Peter Auster, a senior research scientist at the Mystic Aquarium and research emeritus professor at the University of Connecticut, said these sharks probably traveled a long way to feed on this swordfish. Scientists call this a"food fall.""When a large food fall occurs, like a 250-plus pound swordfish, the ability to detect and locate the food, and then maximize food intake, is the key to growth and survival," Auster wrote for one of NOAA's mission logs.
“Scientists given a lot to think about”. Who knew bigger fish ate smaller fish?
Every dog has its day... Even sharks can't have their say all the time, even the hunter gets hunted sometimes
There's no law that can beat natural selection
Whoooo is writing this captioooons!!! 🤣 is this buzzfeed or CNN
That what a sweet belt and road program is. :(
Ok where all the ladies with a good sense of humor at responding to this?
Sad and bad...
Sick and shit...
If you are what you eat...then I'm a pizza!
humans are meat but a few want us to be vegetables. figuratively and mentally.
CNN sucks 😁
CNN eats alot of......shit.
I’m Human....
KARMA ;-)lol
That might be what happened to Osama bin Laden.
To bad Acosta wasn’t on the menu. Then CNN would have had a story worthwhile. Karma is a coming bless your little hearts.
If it was eaten piece-by-piece that's the exact opposite of 'swallowed whole.'
CNNISTRASH journalism
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