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Article Synopsis
- Research on interactions between sharks and cetaceans is limited, but a new video shows a shortfin mako shark circling a finless porpoise with a damaged tail.
- The porpoise appeared healthy but couldn't swim properly due to the injury, and evidence like a bite mark indicates it may have been attacked by the shark.
- This observation suggests that mako sharks might hunt live cetaceans more frequently than previously believed, despite mostly feeding on small fish and cephalopods.