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"Killer Corals" of the Mediterranean
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October 24, 2018
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1:50Now PlayingPreviously it was thought that corals only fed on tiny shrimp and plankton. These scientists made an unexpected discovery when they found corals that were ""teaming up"" to take down large prey. Watch them work to take apart a jellyfish and learn more about this bizarre instance of #oceanintelligence.
Photos and videos: Fabio Badalamenti
Research team: Luigi Musco and Tomas Vega Fernandez, Stazione Zoologica Napoli, Italy
Erik Caroselly, University of Bologna
Murray Roberts, University of Edinburgh
Fabio Badalamenti, CNR-IAMC, Stazione Zoologica Napoli, University of Edinburgh
Research originally published in Ecology, 30 July, 2018,
#oceanx #corals #weirdwednesday
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