Bottlenose dolphins use an unusual hunting method involving a "mud ring." | National Geographic

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Warning: Disturbing visuals Hundreds of slaughtered dolphins. A sea of blood. For inhabitants of the Faroe Islands, dolphin hunting remains an age-old, though increasingly controversial, tradition. | Brut

WOW! 🐬🦈 The drone pilot said it was a "National Geographic moment." Two dolphins were spotted chasing fish when a small shark swam up to take a closer look at what was going on. MORE DETAILS: bit.ly/3NR2Mp5 | WFLA News Channel 8

“Built-in flashlights? 🔦🐟 Meet the flashlight fish—turning the dark ocean into a starry sky! 🌌✨ #FishFacts #OceanGlow #Fyp #FlashlightFish #FishFunFacts | GuppyKoi

Flashlight fish are a unique species found in the deep ocean waters of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. They have bioluminescent organs located under their eyes that they use to communicate and find prey. The light helps them to avoid predators and attract mates. Flashlight fish are a fascinating and important part of the deep sea ecosystem, and their unique adaptation to the dark ocean environment makes them a must-see attraction at The Dallas World Aquarium. Learn more: https://bit.ly/DWAFlash