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Orcas that come out of the water, birds that dive to depths of over 20m - some animals don't hesitate to enter unfamiliar environments. In Argentina, in the bay off Puerto Madryn, Jorge Cazenave explains the orca beaching technique. Thanks to aerial images, we discover how the whales in a pod teach this technique to the young who don't yet hunt.

In Lambert鈥檚 bay in South Africa, marine biologist Lorien Picehegru studies the hunting techniques used by the Cape gannet, which can dive as far down as 20m into the water to reach shoals of sardine. We learn this hunting method is the result of inter-species co-operation between birds and dolphins.

Madaidhean-cuain a bhios a' tighinn 脿s a' mhuir, e貌in a bhios a' d脿ibheadh s矛os c貌rr air fichead meatair... Chan eil leisg air cuid de chreutairean a dhol a dh'脿rainneachdan coimheach.

Ann an Argentina, ann am b脿gh faisg air Puerto Madryn, m矛nichidh Jorge Cazenave an d貌igh anns am bi madaidhean-cuain a' tighinn air t矛r. A' coimhead ri 矛omhaighean a chl脿raich e bhon adhar, ch矛 sinn mar a bhios na mucan-mara ag ionnsachadh an cleas seo dha na laoigh nach bi a' sealg fhathast.

Ann am Bagh Lambert ann an Afraga a Deas, tha am bith-e貌laiche mara Lorien Picehegru a' rannsachadh d貌ighean creachaidh s霉lairean a' Chip, a bhios a' d脿ibheadh s矛os cho fada ri 20 meatair dhan mhuir airson sgaothan sh脿rdain a ruighinn. Ch矛 sinn cuideachd gur ann tro cho-obrachadh eadar na h-e貌in agus leumadairean a chaidh an d貌igh creachaidh seo a leasachadh.

Dubbed In Gaelic with English subtitles