Video: Combined whales track sharks

An unmanned aircraft accidentally "caught" rare images of an unbelievable raid between whales and sharks off the Australian coast.

The clip was shot by unmanned drones, a group of four false killer whale , a whale of the ocean dolphins, teaming up to catch an unripe shark. near Cronulla, Sydney.

The high-speed pursuit on the sea ended quickly with the victory of the majority. The lonely shark was eventually bitten by one of the fake fish using a strong jaw.

Fake fish are extremely effective group hunters.(Snapshot from video).

Channel 7 News Sydney quoted Bruno Kataoka, the owner of the unmanned aircraft, to record a rare sight, revealing: "We did not expect to see what we saw . It was a moment. We just happened to be there at the right time, in the right place. "

The recording of the aforementioned spectacle is considered a "thousand years of an opportunity" because the fake fish are not popular in the aforementioned waters off Australia. These creatures can grow to a length of 6 meters, making them the third largest species of ocean dolphins.

As seen in the clip, fake fish are extremely effective group-based predators. However, they often use their skills to hunt squid or smaller fish.