Watch the moment false killer whales turn the tables on a shark
A drone enthusiast got more than he bargained for as he filmed a pod of rare false killer whales off Cronulla, south of Sydney in Australia.
Bruno Kataoka captured a moment that has marine experts giddy with excitement as he filmed the false killer whales chasing down and catching a juvenile shark during a feeding frenzy.
False killer whales are the third-largest member of the oceanic dolphin family. They closely resemble orcas, but are black with a grey chest and throat rather than black and white.
“National Geographic guys have been waiting months to get such a thing and we just happened to be there at the right moment at the right time,” Kataoka told 7 News Sydney.
When the hunter becomes the hunted eh?
