My Deep-sea Fishery

"Of course it is not a decoration. The teeth of the killer whale are bent towards the back of the mouth, and they are staggered up and down to form a strong'tooth cage'. The tooth cage can effectively bind the prey, making it impossible for all captured prey to escape from the tiger's mouth. However, the teeth of the killer whale are strong, but they are not sharp. In the face of the captured prey, the killer whale generally likes to swallow it whole." Xiang Yang said.

　　 is really scary.

　　 Facing such a giant ocean beast, all creatures have to smash into the sand, right?

　　 In fact, this is not the case. It is stronger than a killer whale and has natural enemies.

　　The domineering killer whale has only one enemy in the ocean, and that is the humpback whale!

　　 Humpback whales are baleen whales. Most of the time, they are very docile, but if they encounter killer whales, they will immediately become fierce.

　　 Many researchers have observed such scenes in the ocean many times.

　　 Killer whales are preying on other animals. Just as they were about to succeed, the humpback whales suddenly rushed over and rescued the animals that were preyed by the killer whales.

And humpback whales don’t care if they can save their prey. Humpback whales just don’t want killer whales to feel better. As long as killer whales prey, humpback whales have to mix and mix. Killer whales have hatred!

There is a precious marine life video abroad. The video records that a group of killer whales are preying on a pair of gray whale mothers and their children. The combat effectiveness of gray whales is relatively weak, and they are far from their rivals. When the gray whale mothers and children are dying and struggling, the savior appears. After hearing the wind, a humpback whale rushed over and immediately started a desperate fight with the killer whale.

　　 But that humpback whale is weak and has never beaten killer whales.

　　 I have tried my best. It turns out that things are beyond the scope of the humpback whale. Should that humpback whale give up?

　　 But that humpback whale is not.

　　 The humpback whale that couldn't beat the killer whale began to call friends, and it recruited several of its own companions.

　　 Five humpback whales joined forces and beat the group of killer whales to the ground.

　　 Then the group of killer whales ran away, but the humpback whale was still dissatisfied, and chased after the killer whale desperately, as if the two were in disagreement.

　　 Some researchers found this situation very interesting, so they launched a study on it, and finally came to a seemingly convincing conclusion.

Killer whales always hunt young humpback whales. Humpback whales are more vengeful. They were bullied by killer whales when they were young. When they grow up, they want to find killer whales to avenge that day. The humpback whales who grow up are killer whales. Several times, a few killer whales are no match for a humpback whale, so the humpback whales always make trouble with the killer whales by relying on their size advantages, just to avenge the bullying that year.

　　 But in fact, this conclusion is simply untenable.

　　 Some scientists have artificially bred a juvenile humpback whale that has never been in contact with killer whales. When the humpback whale grows up, the scientists put the humpback whale into the sea where killer whales are infested.

　　 As a result, after the docile humpback whale met the killer whales, he still got involved with them.

　　 The group of mouse sharks seemed to be fighting with the killer whales.

　　 The sea was rough.

　　 There are seven killer whales in total, and six of them are already adults. The last killer whale has passed its juvenile stage and has a certain predation ability.

There are dozens of squirrel sharks.

Both sides are extremely fierce ocean overlords. The mouse sharks have the advantage in numbers. When facing the seven killer whales, instead of fleeing, they launched an extremely fierce offensive, often even if they knew they were dead, they would be torn on the killer whales. Take the next bite of meat.

A giant mouse shark close to three meters in length suddenly opened its blood basin to the fin on the left side of a killer whale, biting on the fin of the tiger shark, tearing off a piece of meat from the top, and the blood immediately stained red. A large swath of sea water.

　　 The killer whale was in pain, and immediately opened its blood basin and bit at the mouse shark with a big mouth.

The killer whale bit in the middle of the mouse shark, visible to the naked eye, the mouse shark’s eyes suddenly protruded forward, and the entire eyeball was instantly covered with bloodshot eyes. Some broken internal organs and blood came from the mouse shark’s mouth. It was ejected from the inside, it was obviously severely injured, and it didn't seem to be possible to survive.

　　 However, the death of the squirrel shark did not make the group of squirrel sharks afraid, but the **** smell aroused the fierceness of the squirrel sharks, and they rushed toward the killer whales fiercely.

The killer whales were not afraid. One killer whale opened its mouth violently, and swallowed a tiger shark more than two meters long before the thunder could cover its ears. Then, with a flick of its tail, it drew another mouse shark with a violent twitch. Turn over.

　　 The seven killer whales were expertly dispersed, and dozens of mouse sharks were faintly surrounded in an enclosure, and they were preparing to use the clever division of labor and cooperation to turn all those dozens of mouse sharks into food for funds.

　　 is wrong.

　　 is not seven heads.

　　 is six heads.

Xiang Yang saw that the six killer whales formed a weird encirclement, surrounding the mouse sharks, and then the largest remaining killer whale rushed into the encirclement, opening its blood basin and biting it. A mouse shark.

　　A single mouse shark is naturally no match for the killer whale. The mouse shark chosen by the killer whale immediately burst its eyes and turned white belly in the sea.

　　 The remaining squirrel sharks hurriedly rushed towards the killer whale.

　　 In an instant, there were several more wounds on that killer whale, and the whole body became blood flowing.

　　 At this time, another killer whale rushed into the enclosure and bit the other mouse shark.

And the killer whale that rushed into the enclosure first fills up to the empty shortcomings of the enclosure, staring at the mouse sharks in the enclosure~www.wuxiahere.com~Seven killer whales blocked the rat sharks one after another, and then Take turns breaking into the "hunting ground" to slaughter the squirrel sharks, watching all the squirrel sharks fall here.

　　 Suddenly, there was a huge sound like a siren in the distance.

　　 "Woo-"

　　 Xiang Yang's face changed, and he raised his eyes to look in that direction.

　　 is the big head and the second head.

I saw these two humpback whales swam here with their tails madly. The two humpback whales were no longer as docile and cute as they used to be, like two terrifying beasts, with red eyes carrying overwhelming water. The waves rushed towards this side.

　　 The seven killer whales immediately turned their heads and looked at the direction where the two humpback whales were swimming.

　　 "Woo-"

　　 "Woo!"

　　 "Woohoo!!"

　　 The killer whales made several tight and deep calls in succession, as if they were discussing countermeasures urgently.

　　 These sounds are very terrifying, just like someone pulling a rusty iron door in the opening film of a horror movie. Many crew members suddenly stood up with their hairs on their bodies after hearing the calls of the killer whales, and they seemed to have goose bumps.

Xiang Yang did not feel any fear. He explained to the crew: "This kind of call is actually a means of hunting by killer whales. When ordinary fish hear this kind of sound, they often become afraid of it. As a result, the behavior becomes abnormal and even falls into the killer whale's mouth obediently. Many ferocious marine predators will immediately escape after hearing this sound.