Orcas' Innovative Hunting Technique for Sharks

Scientists just discovered orcas are hunting great white sharks using a terrifying technique

that flips everything we thought we knew about ocean predators. A specialized pod in the Gulf of California

targets young great whites by flipping them completely upside down, inducing tonic immobility

that paralyzes the sharks instantly. The orcas then extract and consume only the energy-rich

liver, leaving the rest behind. This hunting strategy demonstrates sophisticated

predatory intelligence and explains mysterious great white carcasses washing ashore with surgical precision

wounds. The implications reshape our understanding of apex predator dynamics and marine

ecosystem balance.