In this video, Killer Whales Squeeze Out Great White Livers Like Toothpaste, we explain how killer whales swim in packs and are able to take down very large prey like sharks and other whales. A pod of hungry orcas has little problem feasting on a great white shark. Watch to learn all about it!
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