Bubble netting: process in which whales either singly or cooperatively blow a circle of bubbles from under water in order to create a wall or curtain of bubbles that traps small schooling fish and makes them easier to capture in a single lunging gulp through the centre of the bubble curtain.
Lunge feeding: usually performed by baleen whales, who lunge with open mouths through dense concentrations of fish or crustaceans to feed.
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Bubble netting: process in which whales either singly or cooperatively blow a circle of bubbles from under water in order to create a wall or curtain of bubbles that traps small schooling fish and makes them easier to capture in a single lunging gulp through the centre of the bubble curtain.
Lunge feeding: usually performed by baleen whales, who lunge with open mouths through dense concentrations of fish or crustaceans to feed.
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