Video Captures Dolphins 'Beaching' Themselves in Risky Feeding Behavior

Amaze Lab 2020-04-24

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Southern Cross University researcher Dr. Daniele Cagnazzi used drones to capture Australian humpback dolphins exhibiting the risky feeding behavior, called “strand feeding,” for the first time.
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