Summary:
- Great white sharks, one of the ocean's most fearsome predators, have been observed fleeing from attacks by killer whales (orcas). This surprising behavior has been documented in several locations, including South Africa and California.
- Orcas are known to hunt and kill great white sharks, targeting their liver as a source of nutrition. The sharks seem to recognize the threat and quickly swim away when they detect the presence of orcas in the area.
- This interaction between the two apex predators provides insight into the complex social and behavioral dynamics within the marine ecosystem. It also highlights the adaptability and survival strategies of these remarkable creatures.