Great white sharks have virtually no predators. But newly released video shows orcas flipping great whites and eating their livers near Mexico.

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When flipped upside-down, the sharks fall into an involuntary trance, leaving them easy victims for the orcas. Why the sharks ...

In Mexico’s Gulf of California, scientists captured rare footage of a group of orcas called Moctezuma’s pod hunting young great white sharks by flipping them upside down to paralyze them and extract ...

Researchers recorded an orca pod hunting great white sharks in the Gulf of California and devouring their livers.

For the first time ever, scientists witnessed a lone orca killing a great white shark off the coast of South Africa, further solidifying the mammal's reputation as the ocean's top predator and raising ...

An orca pod in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Mexico has devised a cunning strategy to hunt and kill whale sharks — the world’s largest fish that can grow up to 18 meters (60 feet) in length — new ...

A great white shark that washed up dead on a beach in Australia is thought to have been torn to shreds by a pod of orcas. The shark, found near Cape Bridgewater on the south coast of Victoria, was ...

A great white shark that washed up near Portland, Australia, in October was killed and eaten by orcas, according to researchers who studied the fish’s remains. The 16-foot shark was missing its ...

A South African killer whale already famous for surgically extracting shark livers has a new trick up its sleeve—but it could harm shark populations. Starboard, one of the two male orcas known for ...

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