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How Dolphins Lead the Feast

Dolphins are the keystone heroes of the sardine run.

Aired 02/16/2022

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How Dolphins Lead the Feast

Clip: Season 40 Episode 9 | 2m 14sVideo has Closed Captions

Dolphins are the keystone heroes of the sardine run.

Dolphins are the keystone heroes of the sardine run, acting as orchestrators of feeding events for sardine predators, such as sharks, gannets and whales. They corral sardines from the main shoal into smaller bait balls for easier feeding.

Aired 02/16/2022

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