Orcas Target Great White Sharks for Livers, Leaving a Gruesome Trail

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A great white shark found ripped in half on the shores of Portland, Australia, was determined to have been disemboweled by orcas. The shark, estimated to be over 16 feet long, provides the first evidence of orcas preying on great whites off the coast of Australia. The incident raises concerns for the already critically low number of breeding great white sharks in the country.
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